Sentence examples for irritated because from inspiring English sources

Walker was entitled to be irritated because, as he was shepherding the ball out of play, Jahanbakhsh came in from behind and kneed him in the back of the leg.

Another was irritated because its characters seemed causeless rebels.

"Then she got irritated because she always a girl in the end".

"Some people are irritated because they weren't doing what they should be doing.

In their most recent on-court meeting, Henry became irritated because he thought Parker was taking it too easy on him.

I did have one author say: "What is this, the adverb police?" He was really irritated because I moved a few extraneous adverbs.

He gave and received a lot of personal loyalty regarding his students who wanted to stay with him, which kind of irritated me because the course was set up for students to move between tutors.

None have been arrested or detained, Mr. Khan said, but they are irritated, especially because the group's main focus is tutoring high school students and pulling together free health clinics in poor neighborhoods.

You do not become irritated by strangers because they are completely unimposing on your life.

Park remembers that when Ainslie was picked ahead of him, Scott "was irritated and angry because he thought he was better than Ben at Games time".

The administration is even more irritated with China, because a muscle-flexing Beijing has stymied Mr. Obama on everything from Iran to climate change to exchange rates and human rights.