Board members who disagreed with a Riggio decision would invariably get an irritated phone call from him.
Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma, looking somewhat irritated, could not call a timeout quickly enough.
TRENTON — Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma, looking somewhat irritated, could not call a timeout quickly enough.
It will take months to determine whether there are long-term effects to this "forced sampling," as another irritated parent, Brian Chisholm, called it on Facebook.
Mr Cameron's clout is limited: not only is Britain outside the euro but, according to Brussels sources, eurozone leaders are increasingly irritated by what they call the PM's "lecturing" from the sidelines.
Mr. Spence and about five friends grew so irritated with what they call the dysfunctional nature of government in Albany that they formed an organization aimed at increasing public awareness of the problem and persuading public officials to support changes in the rules governing how the Legislature operates.
Within 48 hours last week, President Obama was obliged to call an irritated President François Hollande, after Le Monde reported that the NSA was massively collecting French phone calls and emails, including those of politicians and business people, and received a call from an outraged Merkel, whose cell phone conversations were reportedly monitored by the NSA.
She feels lonely and irritated by the phone calls from people about the refrigerator she advertised to sell.
An irritated Mr. Clinton promptly called the first lady's advisers to demand why they were not buying more television time, campaign aides said.
