Sentence examples for to get aggravated from inspiring English sources

Six weeks prior to the presentation to our service, she developed intermittent severe shooting pain in the occipital region of scalp which used to get aggravated on lying supine or pressure on occiput, which compelled the patient to sleep in lateral or prone position.

"Now I'm going to start to get aggravated," he warned.

At times, the weight of these demands manifested in the following unsupportive behaviors: (1) losing patience with coworkers [e.g., "I don't think that she even realized that she started to get aggravated… you felt bad.

If you start to get aggravated, the bossy person's behavior will only become more intense.

"She did everything better than me in that first set [but] I saw her get aggravated and tried to hang in there," said Clijsters.

"Every winter you get aggravated and you want to give it up, but nobody wants to move in the middle of winter.

Remember they're people too, if they try and get your attention then politely ask what they want, don't get aggravated at them or try to sound like you're trying to get away.

You'd be like, 'Oh, now I don't want to ask her 'cause she's gonna get aggravated so you would stay away'" (ID5)]; (2) losing track of what material was taught to whom [e.g., "She was exhausted… she thought so many times she said this but still people didn't know. She thought everybody knew it because she'd said it probably 15 times.

Some people may get aggravated if you try to help.

"I would just waste hours and hours and hours in front of the mirror, and it's to the point where I would waste my whole day and get aggravated with how I look, so I wanted to get surgery, and I think there's nothing wrong with that... because I didn't mess up my features or my ethnicity or who I am," Abraham said during a discussion about her novel "Celebrity Sex Tape: In The Making".

"People have to remember how they lost," he said, "and get aggravated and don't do it again".