Sentence examples for irritated like from inspiring English sources

In the area where you receive radiation, your skin becomes irritated, like getting a sunburn.

The game until that point had irritated like a relentless toothache.

So respond quietly when you feel extremely irritated or like raging about a wrongly prepared food order or some such thing; remember that if you make the wait persons and cooks mad they may "accidentally-on-purpose" drop your steak on the floor and pick it up and dust it off, serve it... Consider this as "Service with a Smile".

I suppose you are more likely to notice (and to be irritated by) anachronisms like these if you are of a sufficiently advanced age to have been alive and sentient during the period covered by "Masters of Sex".

Manafort's remarks at the RNC meeting, which were meant to be private but were secretly recorded, seem to have briefly roiled the campaign and irritated Trump, whom Manafort likes to call the "boss", GOP sources say.

They might include a dusty haze or a smell of rotten eggs as well as symptoms like irritated eyes, runny nose or dry cough.

Readers who find themselves irritated by phrases like "an unyielding fealty to the yield of work" will not take kindly to Delbanco's prose.

Then a group of protestors march down Avenue of the Americas, shouting slogans like "Art Before Taxes!" Dressed in jeans and T-shirts, they look more like irritated Mormons than hippies, but why quibble?

If it's constantly irritated or looks like it might be infected, get it checked out.

But even with these dealbreakers buzzing like irritated bees around my head in the Florida sun, even with the latency and out-of-sync whatever, even still the magic of tapping into the network from an iPhone 5 and an aging Tricaster adds up to the dawn of something previously thought impossible.

OCM clinically looks like irritated seborrheic keratosis but can be easily distinguished histologically [ 13, 31].