Sentence examples for was getting irritated from inspiring English sources

Everyone was getting irritated.

My skin was getting irritated from products with perfumes and chemicals.

Vogue Italia's editor in chief, Franca Sozzani, was getting irritated because he kept coming up behind her and throwing his cape over her head.

(FGD no. 2) When I initially started working, my mother was getting irritated and hated my job because I had small children.

Before marriage, decisions were taken by the woman's parents and after marriage by her husband and in-laws: When I initially started working, my mother was getting irritated and hated my job because I had small children.

All around him, as ever, people are getting irritated, as much by their inability to say anything to him for fear of being rude, as by the fact of his lengthy discussions.

It's a genuine question, because this summer I've been getting irritated by the number of stories I've read about artists appearing to presume that thousands of people have gathered for their convenience, rather than to have a good time, as provided by said artist.

"Some were getting irritated," he concedes, and he couldn't afford to lose them: The business depends on workers in Montana who carve the maple bass-neck and those in California who shape and paint the bodies.

He describes the moment in his own words: "We were cheering, and our guards were getting irritated, but the bombs came down on us, too, and I was sure we were going to get it.

If someone kept shoving into you on line at the post office, you'd eventually say something like, "Excuse you!" But what if you didn't have a way to warn the person that you were getting irritated?

Your skin may be getting irritated.