Sentence examples for to annoying from inspiring English sources
verb
To disturb or irritate, especially by continued or repeated acts; to bother with unpleasant deeds.
- Marc loved his sister, but when she annoyed him he wanted to switch her off.
But Mr. Withuhn agreed that the whistle could go from romantic to annoying.
The risk runs from having a case officer killed to annoying another government.
What circumstances, words or actions make an interaction fun as opposed to annoying or scary for you?
The story revolves around an obnoxious boy who devotes his days to annoying the grown-ups and his nights to masturbation.
In the living room, we could finally see the end to annoying remote controls that usually have more buttons than a NASA space shuttle control room.
If you're already a flamboyantly gay, party-going Israeli man, there's an argument that you've got little to lose when it comes to annoying Islamic State (Isis).
I wrote a simple ode to annoying golf course habits and watched the in-box light up with maddening conduct I had never thought of -- what a hoot!
Martin learns that Saga cares what he thinks; Saga learns that when it comes to annoying Martin she is in a league of her own.
(Grossness seems to be a crucial ingredient for boys; so many of these shows include wise-guy little brothers who tend to dedicate themselves to annoying their siblings and refusing to bathe).
The film's writer and director, Charles Robert Carner, is working on a critic-proof franchise and knows it; the slapstick and action set pieces are lame, and its performances range from competent to annoying.
In seeking a court order to stop the harassment, Daisy Myers referred to "annoying practices," which included parades of cars rolling by her home as the occupants sang "Old Black Joe" and "Dixie".
