Sentence examples for start to get agitated from inspiring English sources
Maybe they are a regular two- or three-martini drinker, they stop for the weekend or for Lent, and they start to get agitated, restless and irritable.
He suggested Conservative MPs would start to get agitated with May and the rest of the party's leadership over the EU issue and claimed the leave vote had papered over a "great faultline" between the party's demands for free trade and parliamentary sovereignty.
If he does start to get agitated, quickly change the subject.
A few in the crowd of about 150 started to get agitated.
2. If he starts to get agitated, abruptly change the subject.
Some of the congressman's colleagues are starting to get agitated by his silence.
"You hang out all the time, and you don't get physical," he said, starting to get agitated that I wouldn't see logic (See: Why We Broke Up, Section 2: "I Am Not a Functioning Adult").
Make sure your rat doesn't get uncomfortable and if he/she is starting to get agitated, put his bed back in the cage.
Even though many on Wall Street believe that a default remains unlikely, the financial markets are starting to become agitated.
If down south wants to get agitated, then think how we felt when we got Thatcher.
