Sentence examples for turn annoyed from inspiring English sources

That, in turn, annoyed Ordóñez.

The Qataris are in turn annoyed that Kuwait is yet to keep its promise of generous help: the pair recently offered $260m between them.

One was across the border, in Pakistan, and apparently killed an Al Qaeda official; it also angered Pakistan, which in turn annoyed Panetta.

In China, he says, Western businesses are frequently frustrated when their instructions are not followed by Chinese employees, who are in turn annoyed because they feel the foreigners are trying to make them do things a foreign way.

It also gives you the chance to turn annoyed or unsatisfied customers into happy customers.

As margins contract, cable providers have less and less incentive to lay out big chunks of cash to offer broadband to low-population areas or refurbish aging network systems, and that, in turn, annoys customers, who turn to their competitors whenever possible.

Tailgate from London based Fhlame Limited is billed as the "Worlds First fully transactional web 2.0 banner system" that aims it to turn annoying adverts into a useful application that serves a purpose.

She touched my shoulder again, and I turned, annoyed, but it wasn't Heidi after all; a sepia-toned boy dressed in khakis and a crisp plaid shirt was standing behind me.

Carmichael has lived most of his life with this woman, and Mr. Walken is by turns annoyed, aghast and revealingly tender during this one-sided conversation about his mother's fall out of a tree.

Lilla wants readers to be by turns annoyed and amused by the irony of leftist campuses breeding bourgeois consumerism, and he probably has a couple of colleges and universities in mind.

Wholly original, and by turns annoying and exhilarating, this antidote to formula fiction reads like Douglas Adams channelling William Burroughs channelling Ionesco, spiced with the comic brio of Vonnegut.