irritate *

He is better known, though, for irritating the school board.

A woman who was beginning to irritate him to no end.

I knew he had kept the light on to irritate me.

And what did he do to irritate you the other day?

I had done something to irritate her, that was certain.

She thought about it just long enough to irritate them.

Politics, though, did not seem to interest or irritate him.

Since I know this to be true, it only irritates me more.

Thinking just gets in the way of the work and irritates me.

This is the hard news about art that irritates the public.

I know this is going to really irritate after about two weeks.

"Far be it for me to further irritate your father."

They just show up to irritate the hell out of me.

I judge there are many ways in which we irritate you.

Well, that was one sure way to irritate him if she felt like it.

If you really want to irritate somebody, just follow him around.

What irritates me most about him is his way of speaking.

All it did was irritate the hell out of me.

This was obviously not the moment to irritate the old man.

He took both hands and rubbed his eyes as if something were irritating them.

It irritates her to hear how much younger she looks in person.

His mild answer seemed to irritate her all the more.

"What is it about her that irritates you so much?"

Then I check to make sure that it still irritates me.

The policy irritates customers but not enough to keep any of us away.