In a city where driving takes up an enormous amount of physical and mental energy, it is hardly surprising that the holes in the roads provoke deep irritation, the sort of thing that residents pester the mayor about when they spot him out and about.
Page A8 UP AND DOWN IN LOS ANGELES In Los Angeles, where driving takes up an enormous amount of physical and mental energy, it is hardly surprising that the holes in the roads provoke deep irritation, the sort of thing that residents pester the mayor about when they spot him out and about.
The Lib Dem approach caused deep irritation in Downing Street, though some Tories are likely to regard Clegg's "no" list as a badge of honour.
There was deep irritation in the cabinet that the prime minister had misjudged the mood of his parliamentary party and had single-handedly revived the fortunes of Miliband after a recent bad patch.
Even smaller wonder that Labour people who had slogged for remain throughout the campaign felt deep irritation.
"There is a kind of deep restlessness and irritation that people have with the way they used to be or the way things are always done".
The third child presented in deep coma and with clinical signs of meningeal irritation.
That cry of irritation of a woman dragged away from her own bouleversements, like a leaf on a rainy day toward the black mouth of a manhole, made a deep impression on me.
The acute airway effects of MF were evaluated in a mouse bioassay, allowing the assessment of sensory irritation of the upper airways, airflow limitation of the conducting airways and deep lung (pulmonary) irritation.
In 2014, forty-five yeafterfthe the fact, he expressed deep and lingering irritation about the proximity of the cameramen onstage at Woodstock, telling Howard Stern, "They didn't have to be right there on the stage.
