Sentence examples for irritating time from inspiring English sources

On the trail, Mr. Obama has struggled with the unpredictable questions and irritating time limits of presidential debates.

FOR Enda Kenny, Ireland's taoiseach, or prime minister, the leaking of transcripts of bankers' conversations could hardly have come at a more irritating time.

Anastasia's typical response to sex or anything else is "Holy cow!" In fact, she utters that phrase 84 irritating times in the trilogy.

"Frankly, my purse selection is more about utilitarian than how it looks," said Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, explaining that her bags are always "big enough to carry one or two iPads, an Air book, a Hotspot, and a little bit of extra reading for irritating times I have to turn off my devices when we take off and land".

Far from adding more noise, the extra capacity at Heathrow would mean flights didn't have to run so late into the night or early in the morning, reducing noise pollution at its most irritating times.

Slightly irritating at times, yes, but basically a comforting presence.

While some have found the process of upgrading straightforward, others have found it expensive, irritating and time-consuming.

The greatest push for eye tracking is coming from Internet of Things device makers, according to Rijnders — which makes plenty of sense when you consider one problem with having lots and lots of connected devices ranged around you is how to control them all without it becoming far more irritating and time-consuming than just twiddling a few dumb switches and dials.

Michael Moore can be irritating at times.

The content can get so banal and irritating at times.

You might find him irritating at times, but if so, just take some space apart to cool down.