Sentence examples for some aggravation from inspiring English sources

"We've never denied that there's some aggravation," Mr. Rhye said.

They may be saving themselves some aggravation but not, it turns out, much money.

Mr. Cohen added that the woman was treated and released from the hospital and that the spraying had caused "some aggravation" of "an underlying respiratory disorder".

So a couple of years ago, when Heather Cameron arrived from Scotland for one of her frequent weeklong visits, her daughter, Jacqueline Cameron, was prepared for some aggravation.

Buying a pre-cut modular kit for your raised bed is another option that will save you time and maybe some aggravation.

If you are upgrading from Windows XP, the process probably is not going to be any less complicated than upgrading to Windows 7, so waiting for the latest version of Windows might save some aggravation.

Most of them rant for a while and then move on to some other aggravation of urban life.

But there's some serious aggravation between Lisa Lily Jamess), a posh princess whose dad is a former medal winner with political power, and Shania (Lenora Crichlow), who comes from a tough council estate.

The apple, for instance: whatever it has meant to Americans over the years -- from mom's pie to the little red schoolhouse -- getting our mouths around one has also apparently meant some unspoken aggravation.

He set about the bowling immediately, a cover-drive shepherded over the boundary by a ring of the aforementioned kids, chasing fielder shoulder-charging a few to the ground to assuage some of his aggravation.

There were some observations demonstrating aggravation of migraine during cerebral venous congestion.