Sentence examples for now annoying from inspiring English sources

For Thomas L. Friedman, the French are now annoying and jealous masochists.

But I'm sure that's dealt with in the book, which I'm now annoyed that we may never get to read!

More important, it was bad news to tourists, who were now annoyed and somewhat deaf, thanks to the back-seat wails of traumatized children.

China has now annoyed Japan by starting to extract some of the gas.A simmering dispute between South Korea and Japan over two islets, the Dokdo, which Korea controls but which Japan claims and calls Takeshima, has suddenly boiled over.

Luke is now annoyed by the other prisoners' fawning and reveals that the picture in the magazine is a fake.

- One Million Moms are now annoyed with GEICO because they aired a commercial that showed a girl on a date with a pig.

The men plead with her to choose a lover, and after some teasing she throws a flower to Don José, who thus far has been ignoring her but is now annoyed by her insolence.

The content of their sharp little hops and turns, their precision hand gestures, was opaque (they copy a lot of it from film, stringing together still pictures to make a dance), but it all felt familiar: now they're working together, now she's out ahead, now he's annoying her, now she's sassing back, now whatever was serious has become silly, now they put their heads down and get on with it.

While it once impressed, it now annoys.

"Now stop annoying the people".

(I know I am now that annoying friend in your ear) here it is your summer soundtrack to that break up.