Sentence examples for looking irritated from inspiring English sources
Some white students were looking irritated.
He was leaning against a metal railing and looking irritated.
It was Godwin who led her in, in his ribbed singlet and khakis, looking irritated.
Why?" She hefted the box, looking irritated with me, as if I ought to know perfectly well why she was here and what this was all about.
LANE: But before it was stopped, hadn't you agreed that the picture could he reissued — PREMINGER (impatiently interrupting the question): No. LANE (looking irritated): — with "Who Was That Lady"?
Van Hove, looking irritated with the proceedings, gave curt instructions to the cameraman, who was supposed to keep the shot low, filming only Smits's legs and back, so that other actors could eventually take on the role; but the camera kept capturing the back of Smits's head, or his face.
The children look irritated, bored, the parents thoughtful.
In 2004, many people thought Mr. Bush looked irritated and annoyed by Mr. Kerry's responses.
He looked irritated and said that he had based his character on a typical Australian bushman.
The committee chairman, Representative Ike Skelton, Democrat of Missouri, looked irritated and bewildered.
Branson looked irritated and then assumed his more common "Hey, it's only rock and roll" expression: "If you are first, it's a race," he explained, as we tried desperately to come about and catch the wind.
