Sentence examples for it's irritated from inspiring English sources

It's irritated the wounds that will never heal – again.

"It's irritated me to hear 'English people don't do this, it's only Europeans'," he says.

Ads: If I remember one, it's usually because it's irritated me and I get a kind of hostility against the product.

"It's irritated me for years and years," Mr. Richards, 75, a retired copy editor and reporter for various local newspapers, said of public apostrophe misuse -- the rampant absence of apostrophes that are needed, the presence of those that are not.

"You could go to some derm offices that would lie and say that it's irritated.

It started off feeling kind of like a paper cut but now it's bleeding, it's irritated, and it's burning, sort of like living with a mini-holocaust in my pants.   .

Salon's Mike Madden wrote this stellar piece about the crisis and how it's irritating the tech-savvy Obama world.

"It's irritating all around," Ms. Whipple said.

In a Times food column, it's irritating.

They are like getting just a few pieces of a larger puzzle you're trying to solve, and it's irritating.

it's irritating at work really because you don't want to think about it, but then they're doing their job and 're earning their living for their families.