Sentence examples for increasingly annoying from inspiring English sources

Best quote "Figo, who's never anything but" - John Motson concisely showcases his increasingly annoying mastery of total gibberish.

Alternatively, it will sound a series of increasingly annoying beeps if the driver doesn't seem to be paying attention to the wheel.

The border has been quiet except for daily rock throwing into Israel at the old Fatma Gate, a major tourist attraction that is increasingly annoying to the Israelis.

If the euro crisis has been an increasingly annoying drag on the American economy, and on Mr. Obama's re-election hopes, it has proved a mixed blessing for Mr. Sarkozy.

Gere is committed but his character becomes increasingly annoying, with a one-note tortured past, and the script leaves him and his underwritten co-stars stranded with a pat ending.

There is much to admire in Chloe Hooper's writing, but the novel is let down by a narrator whose ongoing blindness to the danger in which she places herself becomes increasingly annoying, to the point where I felt it should more accurately have been titled "The Enragement".

Toby grows increasingly annoyed.

Increasingly annoyed, he began looking at other places.

"They are getting increasingly annoyed with what's going on at the border," Mr. Lintner said.

"So go ask them, that's O.K.," Michael replied, increasingly annoyed.

I am becoming increasingly annoyed with the practice of theatres and concert halls charging booking fees.