Sentence examples for is agitated about from inspiring English sources

1 C. J. Butler (9 Kirkhill Terrace, Edinburgh EH16 5DQ): Abuse T. Emin's art met? (anag. & lit).. 2 M. Barley (Rivermeade, Romsey Road, Ower, Hampshire SO51 6AF): Matter Amnesty is agitated about might be this, say (comp. anag. & lit).. 3 C. G. Millin (25 Angus Close, Ramleaze, Swindon, Wiltshire SN5 5PS): What makes people in time start rioting?

Mr Schumer is agitated about a perceived advantage for ICE that has broader implications for financial markets: the use of regulatory arbitrage.

If you only have one animal (like the herd bull or a single cow) that's acting like he or she is agitated about your presence, then simply ignore them and move further away from the fence.

Now he saw that the freedom the firebrand had been agitating about was his for the asking.

I think all of the older guys should be agitated about what has happened and should bring that agitation to Game 3".

But while there is more to be agitated about these days, there is also less to agitate for.

The documents show that industry has been agitated about ministers' "unrealistic" plans to tighten the rules on conflicts of interests.

Librarians and educators protested that they should be allowed to photocopy anything, while authors and publishers were agitated about their works being pirated.

Mr. Will was agitated about the "flimsy" fiction that senior aides contemplated using the Constitution's 25th Amendment to remove Reagan from office.

Mets fans are agitated about the starting pitching, Mo Vaughn's weight, Edgardo Alfonzo's back, Roberto Alomar's attitude and just about everything else.

The number of Labour MPs who have publicly voiced any anxiety is precisely two, but plenty more are agitated about the poll bounce for the Tories.