Nolan's attorney was miffed [because] we got his papers wet.
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Even in Karnataka — India's IT capital — local operators are miffed.
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But it was a twist that still leaves her miffed.
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Three years after launching its campaign, delays led to miffed backers.
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He was also miffed, in no uncertain terms, about the officiating.
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They're too busy trading off fits of pique — tag, you're miffed!
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Indians are miffed with their Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi.
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Spotify and others are miffed that the reform would exclude bigger firms.
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I drove the Premium Plus trim in the coupe and was miffed.
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Your co-workers, feeling miffed, are then grumpy and rude to others.
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Gretchen Whitmer's endorsement of Mr. Biden on Thursday, Mr. Sanders sounded miffed.
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This has, at times, miffed a President who relishes his phone access.
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She felt miffed, she said, by their eagerness to leave the conversation.
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New Hampshire people can sound a bit miffed about the whole thing.
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But then again, that doesn't quite seem to be what he's miffed about.
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That's exactly why we're actually not too miffed about the recent price increase.
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It does look like much of the west is a little miffed, though.
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But domestic companies that buy steel to make higher-value products are miffed.
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He's miffed that her work at the hospital is interfering with wedding planning.
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And we bet his parents are too busy laughing to be miffed about it.
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They explain how music investing works and why many songwriters are miffed with Spotify.
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MIFFED In my experience, retirement parties are generally attended by colleagues and immediate family.
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He has been miffed that the Knicks did not offer him a coaching position.
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Saints fans are still miffed about that no-call, so they threw parties instead.
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But Inferno left me miffed because it is, at heart, a deeply inhuman story.
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"We were miffed and wondering why the city was on a decline," Mr. Segura said.
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Buffett also would sometimes get miffed that people would be piling into his stock bets.
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One commenter, clearly miffed, labelled the opening salvo a "Pentium-processed, super-computer-enhanced draw".
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Still, he was "a little miffed" he didn't get to give them to her himself.
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Some of his moves spurning court practices miffed his colleagues, who made their displeasure known.
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Now the question is what Mr. Erdogan — or some other miffed potentate — will demand next.
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"Happy but slightly miffed," said Albon, who felt a better finish was on the cards.
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Amy Klobuchar spent much of the evening visibly miffed, especially when clashing with Mr. Buttigieg.
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Rapino, a Canadian citizen, was miffed that he wasn't invited to the celebration for Canada.
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Needless to say, Kendall Jenner, who flew in from London to make it, was miffed.
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The CIA must also be pretty miffed that it's being accused of such a shitty plan.
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So TV critics across Twitter were understandably a bit miffed, in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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Gina (Sofia Wylie) is miffed that she was overlooked (this honestly seems fair, she was better).
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No, they are miffed that their scramble to do business with Iran will have to wait.
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As far as deals go, we're miffed to report that Dyson's hair tools rarely receive discounts.
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"One person close to Brady said his entire family was 'miffed' at Belichick for telling reporters to ask the quarterback about his preferences on game balls and 'very miffed' at Kraft for reluctantly announcing in 2015 that he wouldn't fight Brady's four-game ban," O'Connor wrote.
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I might sound miffed at times, but I love the gamesmanship and mental play of other teams.
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Will Trump be miffed that he wasn't welcomed into the domestic bosom of the British royal family?
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In 2013, Microsoft was miffed when Google dodged a possible enforcement action from the Federal Trade Commission.
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He's miffed that she has not brought their two children, since he hasn't seen them in months.
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Meanwhile, Durant is miffed at the recent narrative that the Warriors are a better team without him.
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Despite the movie's inclusion of anti-whaling voices (including Sea Shepherd "guardians"), its tone is mostly miffed.
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My dad is miffed that we didn't offer to throw them a 50th anniversary party last year.
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Mr. Juncker was miffed that only about 30 of the 19503 members showed up for the meeting.
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The candlemaker was angry, or maybe not angry—he was a fairly gentle soul—but definitely miffed.
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President Trump was reportedly miffed by Mulvaney's admission, and even the Justice Department distanced itself from Mulvaney's statement.
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She also appeared miffed by a controversy surrounding claims he was offered a full scholarship to West Point.
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But a spacesuit shortage scrubbed the mission and, like Hillary Clinton, Saturday Night Live's Aidy Bryant was miffed.
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Long-serving staff who already earn more than $10 are miffed at missing out on a bumper rise.
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The US, Israel, and Gulf states are sure to be miffed about Iran's ongoing development of ballistic missiles.
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She is miffed to discover that she left behind a purchase at a boutique that sells luxury goods.
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They were miffed that the technologies in their cars fell under the loosely drawn definition of autonomous vehicles.
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That justification has lawmakers in both parties miffed that the administration is undermining Congress' power of the purse.
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When asked on Tuesday whether he had confidence in Mr. Rosenstein, a miffed Mr. Trump declined to answer.
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Adam Schiff's closing arguments may have miffed some Senate Republicans, but they went over well with the Democrats.
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The latter decision, too, has left many people "a little miffed," said Vivian Dang, a Hopper College junior.
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Or were supremely miffed when someone else nabbed the last red sweater that you had your eye on?
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For example, shareholders were wrong to be miffed when Unilever rejected a merger with Kraft Heinz in 2017.
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It found people got miffed when they saw a bunch of posts by a single publisher clogging their feed.
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Jenny looks a little miffed, but she waves to her partner, who reluctantly takes the EMT by the arm.
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A one-time ClassPass devotee, Clark was miffed at the price hike — and took her complaints to ClassPass itself.
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And Clinton supporters were miffed when Sanders was asked to speak at a women's event in Detroit last month.
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Tina is more than miffed when Alex doesn't seem to appreciate the sentimental (or actual) value of the gift.
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Harden allegedly was so miffed about the post that he paid $20,000 in cash to have Malone beaten up.
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When she departed the agency in 2016, though, she left some Democratic-aligned public interest groups a tad miffed.
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Better RSVP quickly for this solo show about a gay man miffed by the directive on a wedding invitation.
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Better R.S.V.P. quickly for this solo show about a gay man miffed by the directive on a wedding invitation.
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In his photograph, Ike seems slightly offended, even miffed, as if he were being delayed from attending Sunday service.
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These lists can never cover everyone, so there are always going to be people miffed at who's left out.
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Keen for redemption, miffed at Deford, scarred by '26, Connors opted to skip his U.S. Open postmatch news conferences.
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The grumbling of thousands of uprooted officials will add to that of bigwigs miffed by Mr Cai's queue-jumping career.
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Mr Trump was even more miffed by the recent allegation that the hacking had been intended to secure his victory.
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Many filmgoers suspect the two organisations had been miffed by the poor performance of Chinese films relative to foreign ones.
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And George H.W. Bush was miffed when the Clintons showed up late for the traditional pre-Inaugural coffee, Maney said.
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He seemed miffed about a year-old New York Times story that claimed Technics had turned its back on DJs.
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Turks seemed both impressed and miffed by the Syrians' confidence, when they weren't complaining about the Syrians who were begging.
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The reaction was chillier among some of the network's core conservative viewers — including one miffed resident of the White House.
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And, you know, people get miffed because they're waving at me, I can't even see the motion of their hands.
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His daughter was a bit miffed at him, to say the least, but he was feeling better and doing well.
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Miffed that the Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee had questioned his toughness, Koepka successfully defended his P.G.A. title last month.
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Trump was, and Jordan is, miffed that men and women from their pasts are stepping forward to call them out.
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Steele tells us there should be absolutely no guns in the classroom, and sounds pretty miffed it's even being considered.
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But most of those who attended didn't seem too miffed: "I don't think anyone didn't have fun," one posted to Reddit.
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" A source said that Jolie's been so miffed by the situation, "Even the people around her are getting tired of it.
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Spicer was apparently miffed to have been left out of President Trump's entourage when the president met the pope in May.
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One Mideast partner who won't be listening is Israel, which is still miffed about the US abstaining on that UN resolution.
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And nearly everyone in America was miffed when Zinke proposed raising entrance fees at 17 national parks from $25 to $70.
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He was Richard Prahl, and he was a bit miffed at being told to work out a kink in his courses.
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At first, hearing about Jaufré's adoration, Clémence is affronted and breaks into skittish lines that Ms. Phillips sings with miffed agitation.
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She's going through something and she was right to be a little miffed because this is an incredibly sensitive time for her.
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We've explained that Schiff's account of Trump's call was at very least confusing and that Trump had reasonable cause to be miffed.
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A source close to Lindsay's mom tells us ... that might not be the best idea, because she's miffed about a few things.
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As Warner seems to be hoping, this has left early Spotify users in India miffed and confused with the limited listening options.
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Some are a little miffed that Obama has moved on so quickly from his eight-year-long super-serious relationship with America.
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We are so miffed by pay cuts that employers fear such a hit to morale would be more costly than it's worth.
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China's pretty miffed at billionaire investor George Soros's dire warnings on the world's second-largest economy, and isn't afraid to say so.
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The President is miffed by the constraints Kelly has placed on his access to staffers and outside associates, administration officials tell CNN.
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Actually, Mr. Kaufmann's many fans in New York have a right to be miffed, given his history of cancellations in recent years.
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Cage was miffed when, during a rendition of his "Song Books," in Buffalo, Eastman invited a young man onstage and undressed him.
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Sanders left the campaign trail in Pennsylvania — and an apparently miffed traveling press corps — behind to "recharge" back on his home turf.
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Harvey Weinstein seemed miffed more than anything else, exuding annoyance at being made to bother with such plebeian rituals as arrests and arraignments.
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Faculty, who had only eight weeks to teach summer courses and are now scrambling to squeeze their teaching within seven, are equally miffed.
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The debates became part of the election process, but the League's management style miffed party insiders who wanted more control of the process.
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Daraka Larimore-Hall—a serious and principled social democrat despite being vice chair of the California Democratic Party—is miffed by this attitude.
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I'm certainly more than a little miffed that I didn't follow the lead of one of my friends who bought bitcoin at $300.
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Oladipo scored a season-low 13 points and nobody else tallied more than 10 in a poor showing that miffed coach Nate McMillan.
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The president is miffed at Germany's "already massive tariffs and barriers" and says he's going to tilt the track back in our favor.
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But if it's true, then I'll admire the skill needed to pull that off instead of being miffed that I fell for it.
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Israel was so miffed that it changed its procedures for sharing intelligence with the United States, according to Israel's Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman.
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He's even more miffed when, after liftoff, she flings her little dog, Posey, out of the basket, accompanied by a spray of fireworks.
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A number of readers, understandably, were miffed about getting cut off by feisty drivers who take their daily commute as a contact sport.
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California critics were understandably miffed about the aspersions this cast on the Golden State art crowd's ability to proficiently run its own institutions.
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Offering tariff concessions to the EU could scupper its efforts to revive TPP, as miffed Mozzarella producers from Australia could demand better terms too.
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The team has not publicly responded to the petition, and head coach Mike McCarthy was miffed when a reporter asked about bringing on Kaepernick.
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I live just a few short blocks from where the couple's been hanging out, and I'm personally miffed I haven't stumbled upon them yet.
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Some fans are miffed that one of the elements that defined the original "Twin Peaks" may never become a significant part of this revival.
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Vice President Boakai was miffed that "she is not going to hand him the presidency and will have to work for it," Jideonwo said.
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But it is a curiosity that seemed to annoy the Tigers, who were miffed after the Yankees' 3-0 win at Joker Marchant Stadium.
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Getting hung up on themes in a movie like Batman v Superman is like going to a steakhouse and getting miffed with the asparagus.
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We&aposre a little miffed that most damning text the same time you did, where we&aposve been asking for it for a long time.
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It's not just Twitter and the internet fanbase who's miffed at Peter — Rachel herself was baffled when he said he wasn't ready to get engaged.
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Last Friday, when Tesla updated its pricing on the Model 103 Performance to include the Performance Upgrades Package for free, some Tesla owners were miffed.
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Ezeli picked up an offensive rebound on a Harrison Barnes miss and it appears LeBron was kind of miffed Love didn't box him out better.
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The statement released by the breakfast chain on Monday didn't touch on why, but a fellow fast food chain seemed miffed about the new competition.
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Mariel Conway, 28, was miffed last year when she saw a dog taking up two subway seats while an older rider was left standing nearby.
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Trump was also miffed when reporters asked him about Mueller's comments that he "generally" agreed that Trump's written responses to him were not always truthful.
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Gould, 36, requested a trade and was miffed when the 13ers showed heavy interest in Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski, who re-signed with New England.
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Gould, 36, requested a trade and was miffed when the 49ers showed heavy interest in Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski, who re-signed with New England.
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A teacher went on a Twitter rant in January, and we're sure there are other educators left miffed by an empty or poorly attended classroom.
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LOUIS VAN GAAL could be forgiven for feeling a little miffed when, on May 23rd, he was shown the door by Manchester United football club.
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She says she was "pretty miffed" to discover this, so she decided there's only one way to rectify the absence of vagina museums: "Make one".
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With all the turmoil inside Uber, it's unlikely that miffed shareholders will get an offer that's close to Uber's current valuation, one technology investor said.
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As a one-time obituary writer for The Times, I was miffed by all this, and especially by Harriet's suggestion that obituarists aren't "real" writers.
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Sometimes it's hot when someone gets a little miffed because a cutie winked at us in the bar; other times, it can feel suffocating and hurtful.
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It is miffed about the planned deployment this year on South Korean soil of an American anti-missile system called THAAD (Terminal High-Altitude Area Defence).
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But the company is running out of cash, and investors have been miffed by Mr. Musk's hasty plan to buy out his solar panel company, SolarCity.
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Kerr was miffed about only one of Green's attempts, when he pulled up in transition and did a little dance before he let the ball fly.
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Cardi is identified in the lower-third graphic as "Cardib" and receives a gift from the program's host, which she brags about to a miffed Seinfeld.
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This converts the mildest of emotions into suspense: When a dater looks smitten or miffed, we hold our breath until we discover who produced the feeling.
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In the early years after the fall of the Taliban, Indian policy makers were miffed at being prevented from putting a security presence on the ground.
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And in a recent show of local exasperation, the annual house tour was canceled: Participating residents were miffed that their rooms were popping up on Instagram.
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A miffed Bucks fan would point out that Antetokounmpo plays only 31 minutes a game and that the offense barely dips with him on the bench.
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And for their part, officials and government researchers say they are miffed that the U.S. is linking the North Korea nuclear issue with U.S.-China trade.
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But in addition to inspiring admiration from humans, the new study reveals that ravens are clearly in tune with each others' feelings—especially when they are miffed.
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According to him, the two men were miffed by the falling prices and briefly threatened to take their business to a Bulgarian company that had contacted them.
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Despite many commenters being a bit miffed by Gordon saying he was trying out the vegan thing, it appears that even more were elated by the news.
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Its president apparently miffed her Russian hosts during the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok last month by ignoring trade and investments and talking about Pyongyang nukes instead.
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But while Trump figures to patient there, he was reportedly miffed when Kushner went on vacation during the first, failed attempt to undo Obamacare in the House.
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The Twittersphere was positively miffed at what they viewed as a sexist system of characterizing the men and women on the show, as pointed out in Metro.
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"Well, I don't make decisions on a whim," said Girardi, who last year was occasionally miffed when questioned about Tanaka and the state of his fragile elbow.
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According to an official familiar with the exchange, Mattis may have been "miffed" because, at that point, he had not yet been to Afghanistan as Defense Secretary.
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Chris Christie (R) says he understands why his constituents might be "a little miffed" by his continued absences from the state while running a nationwide presidential campaign.
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The two did not share an ideological rapport in the way that Sanders and Warren do, but some Democrats remain miffed over the length of the process.
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Looking back, I might not have been more generous originally because I was miffed at not hearing about this wonderful place until a year after it opened.
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Mr. Trump has been snappish with aides most of the week, according to administration officials, miffed in part by so many ceremonial events not related to him.
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Mr. Du, 35, who goes by the name Duke, said he would not be skiing due to a back injury, though he did not sound particularly miffed.
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Specifically, some residents are miffed about an $85 million plan to put a 16-story, 249-unit tower on Broad Street West, in Fleetwood's busy shopping district.
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People were miffed by politicians who used the tremors as campaign opportunities, she said, even as it was increasingly unclear whether emergency management plans were in place.
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And that didn't stop Photoshop Battles on Reddit from taking in this bird with a seemingly small body, enormous legs and a slightly miffed expression on its face.
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During an interview with The Telegraph published Monday, the 36-year-old actor appeared miffed when asked about his short yet high-profile summer fling with Taylor Swift.
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Her victory over Queen Latifah prompted a miffed, GIF-able look from Leonardo DiCaprio, whose chair she bumped on the way to the stage to accept her award.
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Then someone hiccuped and historians went generic: gen X, gen Y and gen Z. If I were a member of generations X, Y or Z, I'd be miffed.
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These details have come out only thanks to a court opinion issued in February in a case brought by investors in Yahoo who were miffed by the saga.
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In fact, the real story here is that Johnson is super miffed about Obama's position on the "Brexit," or the prospect that Britain might leave the European Union.
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After you've done so much homework to craft your own clever questions for your interviewer, you might be a little miffed that she's giving you such a cliché.
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During this whimsically informative overview of psychological experimentation in the 20th century, they dutifully transform themselves into drug-addicted rats, maternally challenged monkeys, lobotomy recipients and miffed psychologists.
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Qualcomm paid NXP a $2 billion fee to terminate the deal and embarked on a $30 billion stock repurchase plan to appease shareholders miffed by the deal falling through.
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I pretend to be a little miffed, but I am secretly relieved, as this is turning out to be a busy week and I could use some couch time.
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Apparently the guys' connection was the final straw for Dina, who was already miffed at her catfish-questionable boyfriend for going to the media to air their personal biz.
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Hannah wants to immediately go tell Marnie (Anything to ruin the wedding!), but Fran is miffed because he doesn't want to have been the one to spill the beans.
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Romero was miffed at McGregor's tongue-in-cheek comments about beating up Jesus Christ if he was an MMA fighter, then later implying that he was a deity himself.
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Given that non-monogamy was something she'd persuaded me to try, I was pretty miffed, but as there was no recourse, I decided to step aside with minimal fuss.
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Whether trying to fly under the radar while putting together a new act, licking wounds, or still miffed about coverage (mine specifically) of their departure, they declined interview requests.
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Roko's Vine was a riff on one originally posted by a young black American named Brionna London, who was miffed that someone thought she needed makeup to be pretty.
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Comcast and AT&T were miffed at how Google was able to pick and choose its neighborhoods, avoiding "build out" regulations that had required cable companies to offer wider coverage.
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He's just a hero for fun and isn't out to win a popularity contest (although honestly he does get a little miffed that he isn't as adored as other heroes).
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But more importantly, they are miffed that Trump's anti-establishment message clearly shows that people like them have failed to deliver the Republican Party any real electoral advantages in decades.
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Still, if you're miffed about missing out on an NES Classic, it's still a cheaper way to get a retro-stylized Nintendo console than buying one on the grey market.
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It seems a former associate of infamous 81-year-old cult leader Charles Manson is a bit miffed about some of the information appearing on his Wikipedia page, PEOPLE confirms.
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Orange is the New Black Caputo was strong-armed into hiring new guards in Season 4, and even though he's the new warden he's pretty miffed by the staffing shakeup.
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Though the Weeknd did appear visibly miffed at one point, their lip-locking never stopped — with the singer planting a sweet kiss on his girlfriend's nose in one adorable moment.
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Trump Miffed with Russia Over North KoreaThe president claimed the Kremlin was assisting Kim Jong-un's regime in getting around sanctions designed to stop its missile and nuclear development programs.
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According to a report by the Wall Street Journal Friday, Petraeus's name was floated for the role, but the White House was miffed by his concerns about staffing and independence.
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Then, the United Kingdom threatened a Boeing boycott as well, miffed about the economic impact that the U.S. tariffs could have in Northern Ireland, where Bombardier is a major employer.
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My older daughter, now 6, heard about the event last year and was miffed that I didn't take her, even though at the time she was too young to attend.
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On Tuesday, he seemed miffed that some people — according to him, at least — had taken his words and used them to make him out to be some kind of loner.
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Kelly, who was appointed to the post the day before, described the president as still miffed at Sessions but did not plan to fire him or hope he would resign.
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And the move to cashless stores — among them, Dos Toros, Bluestone Lane, and Milk Bar — has miffed officials in places like Philadelphia, where city councilman Bill Greenlee says it's fundamentally undemocratic.
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We talked to sources close to Young who tell us Nick's miffed at Arenas because he feels Gilbert played both sides in the video ... and wasn't loyal enough to his bud.
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In 1996, the Republican nominee, Bob Dole, miffed the party had rejected a plank he wanted included in the abortion section of the Republican platform, said he didn't even read it.
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Ministers and MPs are miffed, the opposition claims, that the 2m Solomon dollars ($242,000) they were each allegedly supposed to receive two days after the switch to China has not materialised.
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Vimeo's head of its Creative Labs, Casey Pugh, recently told me that the 3D video community gets a bit miffed when people refer to this long-standing illusion as a hologram.
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A wrecked apartment and miffed friends are the least of Ava's problems; there's a bloodstain beneath her rug, and there are criminal charges for assault and indecent exposure to be faced.
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She was slightly miffed when he turned down the meal of fried plantains, beans, and eggs, but a few days later she agreed to go on a first date with him.
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Beijing was miffed and surprised at being pointedly excluded from several items in the joint declaration that North and South Korea issued last Friday at the end of their summit meeting.
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Though most South Koreans value the country's military alliance with the United States as a bulwark against North Korea's escalating missile and nuclear threats, many were miffed by Mr. Trump's accusations.
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Some are bound to be miffed by the fact that the speaker must be purchased with the stand, and by Q Acoustics' dictation for how one must listen to the Concept 300.
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Before Star Wars fans start feeling miffed that Rogue One: A Star Wars Story actor Jiang Wen has never seen the original films, he wants them to know it's not his fault.
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The trailer offers a lush, dreamlike look at flash points in the two men's relationship—Elio feels miffed by Oliver's brusqueness, makes fun of his manners, and admires his confidence with women.
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With all this buildup to William being the big bad wolf, here's hoping there's more going on than him being miffed over Dolores and breaking bad on vacation for thirty years straight.
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And with the happy couple setting up camp in Arizona and talking about eloping, it doesn't seem like Luyendyk would be too miffed at never being able to return to Minnesota again.
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Wide-eyed and seemingly miffed by the rush of people and horses passing by, he all but stomped to the main track in the latest exhibition of how temperamental he can be.
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Apple fans may be miffed about the supply chain delays hitting the much-anticipated new iPhone X, but Apple investors don't have much to worry about, according to a Wall Street analyst.
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The table above outlines just how impossible it is to differentiate the Prevent image of a potential terrorist from someone who is just a bit miffed, or reinventing his or her image.
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Senate Republicans, apparently miffed at the I.D.C.'s change of heart, trickled into the chamber long past the scheduled start of session, forcing it to kick off more than an hour late.
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John tells TMZ ... he actually got his teeth redone in July 2019 all at once -- they're dentures -- and he's a little miffed at Netflix and the filmmakers because they never showed it.
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And it's why her younger sister, Elanore Nordquist, 2000, used to get miffed whenever she wasn't allowed a second piece of cake but Claire could always have as much as she wanted.
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Mr. Trump is still pretty miffed that a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a restraining order against his travel ban from seven majority-Muslim countries.
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Haughty and bitter moderate Democrats, all just as miffed as Klobuchar, Buttigieg, and Biden seemed to be Tuesday night that the party is moving away from them, will pose their own challenges.
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Just before she was hired, a group of female executives — miffed by their heavily white and male leadership — created a proposal, demanding a women's resource group, mother's room and more flexible hours.
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While the list was full of snubs and surprises — including no nominations for The Big Sick or Wonder Woman and a Christopher Plummer shocker — Twitter seemed particularly miffed about the movie director category.
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It wasn't too long ago that Fisher called Dickerson up personally and banned him from hanging with the team at games ... apparently miffed that ED was being publicly critical about the team's play.
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Bearing a sign that said "TAKE ME BACK CARDI" and handfuls of roses, Offset and Cardi had a short, inaudible interaction onstage—during which Cardi looked very miffed—before Offset departed the site.
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When I attempted to follow in his footsteps into the tennis world for a couple of years, he looked a bit miffed because I'm not sure he thought that I was talented enough.
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"The maze wasn't meant for you," Dolores tells the Man in Black, who's miffed that he's come this far, only to discover an inexplicable metaphor in the form of a cheap children's toy.
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Willie McGinest has some advice for the Atlanta Falcons brass ... RELAX ... saying anyone in ATL's front office who's miffed Julio Jones is training with T.O. is wrong -- because it's actually a good idea.
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In 2013, the Toronto administrators were reportedly miffed when critics raved about the Telluride screenings of 12 Years a Slave and Gravity, which happened just days before TIFF had its chance to show them.
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But the storm itself and associated dealmaking brought an unusual dynamic to Congress, with Democratic congressional leaders pronouncing themselves rather pleased with President Donald Trump's willingness to reach agreement and congressional Republicans feeling miffed.
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ET, FSN Florida (Orlando), FSN Southwest (San Antonio) ABOUT THE MAGIC (212-173): Biyombo's ascension to the starting lineup pushed Nikola Vucevic to the bench, and the longtime starter was miffed at the move.
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Fans, already miffed by the absence of elite NBA players, expressed outrage on social media over seating arrangements at Docklands stadium where many were left with restricted views despite paying top dollar for tickets.
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Miffed that an anti-Trump super PAC targeted his wife by using a racy photo of her, Trump has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, upending the conventional rules of what's acceptable in presidential politics.
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Neil is especially miffed about how the show portrays his departure from the band in 1992, blaming him for prioritizing motor racing over music ... so he took to social media to let it out.
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And those who dropped $400 on the Supersonic dryer might be a bit miffed that Dyson is now offering basically that same hair dryer as just one part of a far more robust product.
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Though the RATAN-600 researchers neglected to communicate their findings to the wider scientific community for several months—a lag time that has some scientists miffed—the cat is now out of the bag.
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Seemingly miffed at his wife's royal duties, Prince Philip (Matt Smith) has gone off galavanting across the globe, ending up on a tropical island while his wife deals with various national scandals at home.
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I was even miffed that for weeks these large pastries overwhelmed patisserie windows and pushed aside most other specialties, the ones that visitors could eat on the run or savor in a hotel room.
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Sasse's tweet seems to side with a number of Republicans who were miffed when Trump reached a funding deal with Democratic leaders to raise the debt ceiling and fund the government through Dec. 15.
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White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah acknowledged on Thursday the White House "could have done better" in its initial response to the allegations, a concession Trump was privately miffed about, CNN has learned.
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The Establishment feels burned by Mr. Trump, who slashed military aid to Pakistan, and miffed by the broader shift the United States is making to embrace India, Pakistan's enemy, as a check on China.
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I'd be miffed, too, if I sat down with a group of friends to a spread of cheeses at a charming farm-to-table restaurant only to be asked to leave by the owner.
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Some younger solvers are miffed that they have to know older pop culture, and some older solvers scoff at the idea that they should have to know the names of current hip-hop artists.
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We got Arum out in L.A. and asked about the request ... and he thinks it's a bunch of hogwash, and actually seems a little miffed at the thought judges from 'Murica weren't on the level.
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They were surprised by charges for impaired loans to two companies, thought to be Carillion, a failed British contractor, and Steinhoff, a troubled South African retailer, and miffed that HSBC put off buying back more shares.
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People who bought the Revolv have every right to be a little miffed; I know I'd personally be pissed if some product I spent money on and then incorporated into my life just abruptly stopped working.
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The fact that these creatures have no kind of agency is emphasized by just how badly you can treat them—roll one down the side of a particularly high hill, and they won't even be miffed.
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" McCartney, too, was miffed by the idea of using his music to sell products, reportedly saying that while he hadn't yet made up his mind on how he felt about it, he "generally [didn't] like it.
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Turner was miffed that Grandal almost cost the Dodgers a run by getting thrown out at second base just before CF Joc Pederson touched home plate on Turner's score-tying sacrifice fly in the sixth inning.
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"Raising Trump" does offer a glimpse into the trivial tyrant power Trump's father, Fred, exercised, expecting everyone at the lunch table to order steak after he does, miffed when Ivana alone breaks ranks and orders fish.
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We got Al Friday leaving Bristol Farms in WeHo and he seems miffed Fox News Channel has been referring to Franken as Weird Al. He says he does not want to be confused with a pervert.
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The Chinese are miffed that you sanctioned them for buying Russian weapons, our ongoing trade war and more, so you should probably expect them to make some noise when you chair the Security Council meeting Wednesday.
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Even though victory for Mr. Biya seems likely if he formally joins the race, his supporters were still miffed at what they interpreted as an attempt at a foreign government to urge him to step down.
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He gets miffed at friends and admires strongmen, and if he has a consistent goal, as Thomas Friedman wrote in The Times recently, it is to show he can succeed where former President Barack Obama didn't.
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MongoDB is a bit miffed that some cloud providers — especially in Asia — are taking its open-source code and offering a hosted commercial version of its database to their users without playing by the open-source rules.
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Over the next few hours, Australian police carted away what Wheeler estimated to be more than $20,000 worth of computer equipment; Wheeler was miffed that no one bothered to place his precious hard drives in antistatic bags.
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The rest of the teaser delivers plenty of action, with X-wings tearing across the sky, AT-ATs stomping on the beach, and a briefly glimpsed Darth Vader, who, as usual, appears to be marching while miffed.
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Benter owns and operates a greenhouse, with two employees (she unashamedly, in front of them, informed me that one makes 24 shillings a month and the other makes 242, leading the former to look a bit miffed).
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: [Laughing] The other narrative was that you were miffed/annoyed/confused that there had been an agreement; that there was going to be a statement that you jointly agreed what was best for everybody.
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With this, you could set an outside temperature range you're happy with in the weather-forecast skill so that Alexa could sound appropriately miffed for you when it's going to be miserably hot or cold, for example.
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But I can imagine certain country music purists, already miffed at the hip-hop coating of a frat-house-friendly outfit like Florida Georgia Line, sucking their teeth at the appearance of a seemingly ubiquitous black pop star.
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What those miffed retailers failed to mention is that, according to Comic Book Resources' analysis, The Mighty Thor, Marvel's comic with a female Thor, is a top seller, as is Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze's Black Panther.
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BEIJING — Malaysia's prime minister, miffed by a Justice Department investigation into his nation's sovereign wealth fund, arrived in Beijing on Monday ready to buy Chinese military hardware, a deal that will rattle his relationship with the United States.
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CLASS RANK Miffed that she has wound up a mere No. 2 in her high school class rankings, a teenager (Olivia Holt) contrives to get a friend (Skyler Gisondo) elected to the school board to change the system.
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The details of the deliberations were revealed in hacked Democratic National Committee emails that were posted by Wikileaks, including some salty language from DNC staffers miffed at losing out on what they expected to be a high-yield event.
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One baseball fan was totally miffed this week when a train derailment in New York City nearly caused him to miss his first New York Mets home opener in two decades – and the whole meltdown was caught on camera.
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WTA Tour chief Steve Simon said the scheduling was "unfair and inappropriate" and while Konta did not use it as an excuse, she was clearly miffed at playing such a big Grand Slam match away from the main showcourt.
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"I'm somewhat miffed that this in some form or another is supposed to be in our honor," said Al Golacinski, a former regional security officer at the embassy who is now 69 and retired in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
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But Hinojosa said the DNC has been in frequent communication with him and other state party officials about the convention, and he was not miffed to find out his delegation would be commuting at least an hour each day.
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But Trump, clearly miffed that the Obamacare repeal effort died in the Senate, went after McConnell on Twitter and in comments to reporters, ordering him to get back to work on health care and demurring when asked if he should resign.
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The designer behind Enfants Riches Déprimés, Henry Levy (or "Henri Alexander," depending on how pretentious he's feeling on any given day) got miffed, and proceeded to dive headlong into an Instagram fight that showed his in ugly, garish true colors.
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" Miffed, Lisa comes up with her own idea for a doll, a doll with "the tenacity of Nina Totenberg and the common sense of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and, to top it off, the down-to-earth good looks of Eleanor Roosevelt.
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I have strong feelings to process and so much trope-busting work to do that I have no choice as a Canadian but to do what all Canadians do when passionately miffed about pervasive ignorance: make a friendly public service announcement.
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The last 50 pages of the book read like a hasty after-action report, and Andrei should be pretty miffed with his author for imposing on him a denouement, and diminution, not only rushed but, in part, difficult to believe.
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I'd be miffed if I played through a game myself and lost all but one character, but knowing Kellen straight up murdered half of them made what could feel like a fail state into one more thing to joke about.
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Some of Sanders' allies were miffed by the narrative that emerged from the event, which focused on Sanders' scrapped speech rather than the voices of the black leaders and surrogates present who talked about their experiences with racial and economic injustice.
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Yovanovitch attributed Trump's lack of support for her to the relationship between Giuliani and Yuriy Lutsenko, the former prosecutor general in Ukraine, who was miffed at the United States' anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine, which were being led by Yovanovitch.
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Sure, we&aposre a bit miffed that Sega has included games that require controllers that were not included, and those controller cords are a little too short, but we can&apost think of any other glaring flaws about the console.
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Most of us commonly drop the F-bomb in moments of anger — a usage often attributed to a woman named Mary Hamilton, who told a group of people (she was clearly miffed at) to "go and f*ck themselves," back in 1836.
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Foran is miffed by the public credit that Lore's division gets for the growth of the service, which involves shoppers placing orders online but picking them up curbside at one of 2,000-plus stores after they are picked out by Walmart store employees.
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ET, ROOT (Houston), CSN California (Sacramento) ABOUT THE ROCKETS (2119-27.5): Houston committed a season-worst 28 turnovers against Toronto to see a three-game winning streak come to an end, and forward Ryan Anderson was miffed over some of the miscues.
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Tarantino was manifestly miffed at the temerity some black writers displayed in questioning his aptitude and ability to address the trauma of African-American slavery in Django Unchained (2012), a gaudy, oft-surreal mélange of intense, baroquely-conceived violence and slapstick comedy.
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He doesn't explicitly say that women should be paid less—he clarified that if the current popularity climate were reversed, men should get paid less—but his comments read like he's miffed to be getting paid the same amount as Serena Williams.
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Miffed at the fact that her name's been coopted, D.J. suggests that her sister instead perform under the equally uncreative moniker "DJ Stephanie," which Stephanie scoffs at because apparently in the Full House-verse there's already another famous selector performing under that banner.
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After persuading one of the women to let him affix to her back the image of a miffed duck, he corralled us all together to take Instagram photos in which he pretended he was, among other random things, a swami in a trance.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Brooks Koepka could this week become the first player in over a century to win three consecutive U.S. Opens yet was feeling like golf's forgotten man on Tuesday, miffed at not being included in a promotion for the major.
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Mr. Juncker, who leads the executive arm of the European Union, said he was miffed that only about 30 of the 751 members of the legislative body were present on Tuesday morning for a meeting at the legislature's headquarters in Strasbourg, France.
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That official said some advisers were miffed by the tweeting, and considered Mr. Conway's public criticisms to be potentially harmful to Ms. Conway, who remains poised to assume more of the duties left behind by Hope Hicks, the departed White House communications director.
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But while introducing dedicated bicycle lanes to existing roads can be an expensive upgrade, adding more bike racks shouldn't be, which is why cyclists in Quebec City, Quebec, are miffed that the city is adding just seven of them at a cost of $165,000 CDN.
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The rising prevalence of ride-hailing apps in the country is pushing the government to think of ways for this new group of drivers to exist alongside traditional taxi drivers that are getting increasingly miffed with private cars getting a slice of the market.
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Once at the restaurant and reunited with her money, Vinacour even apologized to Markaj for not tipping him, explaining that she and her daughter were miffed at his response when they asked why there weren't many photos of women on the walls of the restaurant.
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Some suspect the bank was a pawn in a tussle between governments: miffed that Andorra was slow to adopt American-style anti-money-laundering rules, including limits on cash transactions, America decided to show who was boss by selecting a bank to pick on.
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Even allies miffed by Mr. Trump's steel tariffs remained largely supportive when he imposed $50 billion in tariffs on China — and only China — in response to its predatory tech trade practices, then threatened another $200 billion if Beijing followed through on a promise to retaliate.
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But what's often being missed — particularly from those who are a bit miffed that Clinton didn't delve into policy (as he does so well) or make a more forthright appeal to working-class white men — is that Clinton was playing the role of the candidate's spouse.
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Saban begins somewhere between Slightly Miffed and Incredulous and gradually works his way to I Will Murder Everyone in This Room Right Now If I Get Even One More Idiotic Question Like That Again and then back down to I Mean, Jesus Christ, Guys for the denouement.
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In particular, he was miffed at with Richard Neal, the chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, declining so far to invoke a 1924 law requiring the Secretary of the Treasury provide tax returns when asked by someone with Neal's unique authority to do so.
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However, that bill will probably be DOA in the Senate because of the serious difference of opinion on the border wall money (and senators of both parties were miffed by Trump's ultimatum.) So, what would a partial government shutdown look like, just a few days before Christmas?
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Screenshot: Samsung (YouTube)When Apple released the iPhone 7 in 2016, without a headphone jack, many customers were miffed that they had to use headphones designed for a lightning port or buy a dongle, and couldn't charge their phone and use headphones at the same time.
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"Is that kid's hair naturally red, or does he dye it?" asked the Baltimore Orioles' manager, Buck Showalter, an old-school former Yankees manager, who seemed more miffed at how long it took Frazier to get in the batter's box during an exhibition game Thursday night.
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Hopefully, they can relate and maybe somebody will feel offended or miffed that I'm saying something that isn't true for them, and that's totally OK, but we have to be able to talk about our experiences and hear each other and figure ourselves out with each other.
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On the Pokémon Go subreddit, players have been complaining that there are not enough pokéstops in rural areas, and you're now unable to submit new locations in either Ingress or Pokémon Go. Meanwhile, some Ingress players are miffed that their input into the other game hasn't been recognised.
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" -- October 4 tweet Facts First: While it's fair for Trump to be miffed about Schiff's comments at a congressional committee meeting -- Schiff's mix of near-quotes from Trump, his own analysis, and supposed "parody" was at the very least confusing -- Schiff's words were not illegal, much less "treason.
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When former President Barack Obama traveled to Copenhagen in October 2009 to speak in favor of Chicago's bid for the 2016 Games, IOC members were miffed by the high level of security they had to pass to attend the meeting, which included bomb-sniffing dogs, Olympic sources told Reuters this week.
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YouTube, sounding a little miffed that House representatives were livestreaming their sit-in using Periscope and Facebook Live, reminded its community that it has been offering livestreaming on its site since 2011, "before it was cool," the company snarked in a series of announcements emerging from this week's VidCon event.
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") The three Lees all currently live in London, but Harriet and Margot were born in the land of Druhástrana ("the other side" in Slovak, and also the name of a Slovak rap duo), which Harriet is miffed to see described on Wikipedia as "an alleged nation state of indeterminable geographic location.
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There is no doubt that Mr Johnson is desperate to become leader of his party: in some ways he's been running for the top job since he was in the cradle (his father, Stanley, was miffed about not being selected for a Tory seat and raised his large family to be high achievers).
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Chris Christie, miffed over being passed over to become Trump's running mate, brought delegates together with a call-and-response "mock trial" of Hillary Clinton in the wake of the Justice Department's decision not to charge her with any crimes over her handling of email as President Barack Obama's secretary of state.
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But it's been a relatively quiet few months, so naturally investors are freaking out again, as the Wall Street Journal just reported on bosses paying workers more: It's not just Goldman—businesspeople of all stripes, in retail, hospitality, and other industries, are miffed that with unemployment so low, they're sometimes having to pay extra to make new hires.
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Suge Knight, miffed that he'd let Dr. Dre's kid stepbrother slip into the clutches of Def Jam, refused to allow Death Row artists to collaborate with Warren G. Knight's dictum meant that Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg––Warren's best friends since early childhood and two-thirds of their LBC rap group 290––were almost entirely absent from his album.
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It seems Ballybrack went big, so they could go home: League officials are rightly miffed, as they tried to do all the right things when they found out a player had passed away—they tried to find out where the funeral was going to be held so they could make arrangements to attend and send condolences to the family.
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But after endorsing George W. Bush for president in 1999, Mr. Molinari abruptly retracted his support, apparently miffed that he had not been chosen as state chairman for the 19903 campaign; he also broke ranks with Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Pataki and others who refused to follow him in supporting Senator John McCain's bid for the Republican nomination.
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We go from the miffed A's fan at the stadium, to the internet backlash on Yankees fan's timeline, to the first awkward drink and side hug, to a little seat dancing with hookah, to eating drunk food, to swigging from the bottle-service bottle, to a much friendlier cheers, to our A's fan in tatters, dancing with some lady at the club.
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The editorial board points out that the head of Goldman Sachs supported Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in 2016; they are apparently miffed that he is not a stalwart member of the resistance.
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Miffed by long-standing resistance among advanced economies to giving emerging economies even more power in the IMF's complicated voting structure, China has aggressively worked around the IMF to create its own series of infrastructure and investment banks over the past five years: the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the Silk Road Infrastructure Fund, a $240 billion crisis fund called the Chiang Mai Initiative and a $100 billion liquidity arrangement with Brazil, Russia and South Africa.
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Twitter erupted in the parlor game #IfSlaveryWasAChoice, with memes and GIFs with pedestrian occupational gripes (one person posted "Massa: I'm sorry but you don't meet the full requirements for this position," with a photo of Rachel Dolezal looking miffed; another tweeted a GIF of an exasperated Viola Davis grabbing her bag and leaving with the caption "When the plantation meeting could've been an email"); John Legend lit up West's phone trying to change his mind via text (which West rejected, took screen shots of and tweeted out); Ta-Nehisi Coates meditated on West after Michael Jackson and in the age of Trump.
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