Sentence examples for usually frustrated from inspiring English sources

Baranova often implores the men not to call home, and is usually frustrated.

Even with a new computer and a cable modem, I was usually frustrated by how long the virtual tour software took to load.

Finally, there is construction on the highways, which in a sense completes the chaotic picture because it means that elaborate attempts to circumvent neighborhood construction work are also usually frustrated.

Although some artists from countries on the margins of the Western popular music market could now aspire to a worldwide audience, those who took superstars such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Bob Marley as their role models were usually frustrated by the idiosyncratic tastes of world music mediators.

In the neighborhood branch library we're often asked, "Where are the Accelerated Reader books?" Several local schools have made copies of their lists of A.R. titles available for our users, but children and adults are usually frustrated when they discover that not all the titles are available from the public library.

When I am first contacted by the client, they are usually frustrated by their lack of recruiting success in this area.

That usually frustrates the bribe-takers so much that they give up and let you go.

The Yankees took care of that in the first, scoring five runs off Jamie Moyer, a left-hander who usually frustrates them with uncanny command of his changeup.

Wang has experience dealing with rural protests against land grabs, winning praise for deftly handling a crisis in the coastal village of Wukan in Guangdong in 2011, but observers have said his instinct for reform has usually been frustrated.

I'll play the multi-player for a bit, usually until I get frustrated with the fact that everyone else seems to be Jedi Masters.

Tax havens record transactions that take place in other economies, and do so in a way that is usually designed to frustrate the authorities in other countries from enforcing their laws and regulations.