Sentence examples for growing flustered from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't thinking about trying to get some alibi for anyone," Sam said, growing flustered.

He was growing flustered, and some began to giggle.

At one point he stared so intently at his co-anchor, Savannah Guthrie, that she grew flustered.

The former reality TV star explained he had never participated in a debate before and in essence grew flustered.

Californians waited in line for hours for the "horrible coffee," while Starbucks grew flustered at the use of its "protected trademark".

As a freshman, Griner sometimes appeared to grow flustered by the taunts of opposing fans and by jostling from opposing players.

And he soon grew flustered under Mr Garnham's relentless cross-examination - tripping over his words and swiping and jabbing the air with his hands.

Members of the audience said later that Mr. Clinton grew flustered when he was asked during a question-and-answer period about the pardon of Mr. Rich.

Abbott grew flustered with the heightened surveillance, and walked a batter, bringing up Mejia, who quickly fell behind, oh and two, before lacing the third pitch deep into center for extra bases.

Californians waited in line for hours for the "horrible coffee," while Starbucks grew flustered at the use of its "protected trademark". Before the caffeine buzz could wear off, the loud voices of the social-media sphere started wondering: Who put up Dumb Starbucks?

When HuffPost asked her what caused the increase, she grew flustered and said she would check her datebook and send back an explanation.