Sentence examples for getting more agitated from inspiring English sources

Either way, the key piece of information here is that the volcano has been getting more agitated for some time now, since at least August – way before the earthquake of last Friday occurred.

He was getting more agitated.

"Players are getting more agitated and coaches are getting more agitated, and they're making it tougher on the officials to work," Pereira said in a phone interview Monday morning.

YOUNG MAN (Getting more agitated): After all that time I devoted to reading your damn columns.

We get more agitated by the anticipation of political revelations than by the actual findings.

It turns out that if the crowd gets more agitated, the number and direction of physical contacts between individuals will begin to average out.

In the interest of completing the historical record, and getting more adults agitated about the favorite sports teams of a 19-year old baseball slugger, let's take a look.

"I remember swelling the cymbals, watching people get more and more agitated by the spirit," Tillman said.

"He also worked to get more senior citizen housing, agitated for handicapped access to churches and stores and went regularly to town meetings to push for his beliefs".

The more agitated you get, the more likely you're going to kick my butt and say, "This is what I want to do".

I have to admit, if I pause and think about it, I get more than a wee bit agitated.