Sentence examples for over frustrate from inspiring English sources

Don't over frustrate yourself.

But Smith and Collingwood batted for 47 overs to frustrate Notts in the middle of the day.

Hearing about the same thing over and over can frustrate some people, so give it a break.

Stokes, in particular, after some disciplined early overs, grew frustrated and went searching for wickets.

It feels as if I've over-used "frustrating" in this part of the briefing.

The chronic nature of the disease, its relapsing remitting course and organ damage accrual over time frustrate both the physician and the patient.

Referencing is easy to get right but getting it wrong is a sure-fire way to frustrate over-burdened academics.

Don't be easily frustrated over failures and dissatisfaction.

When our friends Roberto Montes and Wendy Xu joined the conversation, we were comforted that we weren't alone in our frustrations, and the shame we felt over being frustrated.

European banks have an exposure of some $36 billion to the island economy.Borrowing costs in Spain and Italy are rising in response to worries over Greece, frustrating attempts by the Spanish government to reassure investors about the state of its banks.

The tape seemed likely to prolong debate over Mr. Hussein, frustrating the White House even as officials have said that the debate is no longer important because he is out of power.