Sentence examples for was aggravated last from inspiring English sources
The injury was aggravated last Thursday in Portland.
Although it covered 1993-2000, it described a situation -- financial difficulties, gallery closings and lack of autonomy -- that was aggravated last year by a strike that closed the museum for three weeks and by a drop in tourism after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"Well, I was aggravated," Duhon said.
This, to the Georgia courts, was "aggravated assault".
Tissue damage was aggravated in "O" group.
In 2004, he was aggravating.
Then Mr. Brown said: "It was aggravating me at first.
The old blend of aristocracy and patronage has, since the last election, been aggravated by David Cameron's scattergun issue of coronets, creating record numbers of unelected lawmakers even as he tries to shrink the number of MPs.
The question should be, "How can we make things the customers want to buy?" The inward focus of management has been aggravated rather than alleviated in the last decades by the rise of information technology.
