Sentence examples for irritated at the from inspiring English sources

"It's awkward," he said, sounding irritated at the subject.

Then another said, almost irritated at the error, "No, four".

He is suspicious of Dana, and slightly irritated at the three great daughters they have raised.

Republicans were clearly irritated at the outcome and faulted those involved in working out the bargain.

China's military is irritated at the U.S. practice of flying spy planes just off the coast.

But he would face hostile trading partners, irritated at the dumping of major agreements.

"I thought it was irritating at the time; now I wish I had paid more attention," she says.

School is where most people who count will see you, so its important to present yourself as you want to be seen, but it's also important that you choose comfortable clothing you won't get irritated at by the end of the day.

Ahead, a woman was on her cell phone: "I'd tell you to come up here, but I'm so irritated at all the people who queue-barged in front of me that I just can't do it".

One day, his boss, irritated at his off-the-job business activities, demanded, "Are you working for Borden's, or are you working for Don Townsend?" "I guess I'm working for Don Townsend," came the reply.

Teammates say he was grumpy and short-tempered, tired of answering questions about his sore ribs and irritated at suggestions in the news media that the Philadelphia Eagles' blitz might disrupt the Rams' explosive offense.