Sentence examples for grows annoying from inspiring English sources

The actors' shameless mugging grows annoying after a while, but the pace stays brisk and the energy level high (2 00).

But as Instagram grows, annoying behaviors sprout up like weeds.

He varies his pace, from blunt chants to terse syncopations to long lines to quick speedy bursts, all in a matter-of-fact tone that only grows annoyed when he thinks he's not getting enough respect.

Finally, NBC page Kenneth Parcell Jack McBrayerr) grows annoyed as the cast members begin to ask less of him.

But they never do, at least not for the better; and although I sought to be as patient as I could, I increasingly resembled the ignorant, bustling child who grows annoyed when its grandfather fails to accompany its lunges to and fro.

"We women grew annoyed," Mama Ayo said.

But by now he, too, has grown annoyed with Greek stonewalling.

Khan refused, and grew annoyed at her devotion to activist causes.

Along the way, he grew annoyed because almost everyone believed it was for naught.

But over time he grew annoyed by the responsibility, sick of the crackpots, and sometimes resentful.

At one point, though, the atmosphere darkened for a moment as Luther seemed to grow annoyed at the constant questions.