irritating people

You know how irritating people are who do that, but not these guys.

Well, as long as he was irritating people, why stop with that?

You're safe as long as you don't go around irritating people.

"But in my defense, I haven't gone over there with the intention of irritating people.

I had been looking forward to the party, but now it just seemed like a mob of irritating people, separating me from Josh.

It's nice to know that Marcus isn't the only one who has a talent for irritating people."

"The business of the news business is irritating people.

While India will always be home to the most irritating people in the world, Indonesia (appropriate name) comes a very close second.

Joe Muller had a talent for irritating people.

"They are the most amazingly irritating people, actually," said Lady Velcro, whose answer was yes.

'He's just like you; he takes a perverse delight in irritating people.'

He had started by irritating people and had now reached the stage where he infuriated them beyond reasonable control.

He has a comic turn of mind and he says things he doesn't always mean, because he enjoys irritating people.

Sometimes magicians are irritating people.

There were bound to be long lists of irritating requests from irritating people, but nothing could take away my Cinderella-esque evening.

What irritating people!"

Irritating people.'

"He can certainly be one of the most irritating people I've ever met," Kaeritha acknowledged even as she mentally filed away Yalith's tone and body language.

Ransom, who was very thirsty indeed by now, observed that his host was one of those irritating people who forget to use their hands when they begin talking.

On the eve of his 87th birthday, he directed his editors to back off the anti-Communist campaign because it was irritating people and "might be arousing war hysteria."

THE MOOD I'm one of those irritating people who "divides his time" between London and New York.

Mogaba thought both Singhs looked cautiously pleased, as though glad to have potential real enemies to chase instead of just irritating people who would otherwise remain indifferent to the Palace.

Despite its cherished reputation as the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia is accustomed to nasty labor disputes, and the latest one has been irritating people here for nearly two weeks.

And there was a meeting which had been set up by a conservation pressure group - they could be strung along indefinitely, irritating people that they were, going on about voles or whatever it was.

"In my black jeans and my righteous anger, going on and on about hypocrisy, irritating people" - actually he uses a more vulgar idiom - "just enough to sell a few tickets.