Sentence examples for he was aggravated from inspiring English sources

In 2009, he was aggravated when he was told that none of the money from the stimulus would be spent on a signature project, a modern-day Hoover Dam or Interstate Highway System.

Last week, when he got in the car to head home, I could tell he was aggravated.

In 2004, he was aggravating.

And he is aggravating it.

"As big as he is, he is aggravating it because of how hard he hits the ground".

He said the problem was aggravated in the second half when he was hit again.

Gaborik said he thought the injury was aggravated in Game 3 at Ottawa.

I was aggravated.

What Obama blamed the current administration for, he said, was aggravating these trends with the tax code.

He called on the Roma community in Page Hall to change aspects of their "behaviour", such as congregating on the streets on summer evenings and dumping litter, which he said was "aggravating" local people.

The prime minister of Antigua & Barbuda, Baldwin Spencer, made a televised address last week to urge people to help the police combat violence which, he claims, is aggravated by British and American efforts to deport criminals of Caribbean origin.