As he talked about the size of eyedrops, Matthews grew more irritated.
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I have found myself getting more irritated when this phrase is used.
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The documents provided by the Ahsanis' publicist show him growing more irritated and profane.
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And the last thing you'd want is to make your bug bites even more irritated.
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All those things that had bothered me before made me even more irritated by, well, everything.
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And each hour, the eyes get more irritated to the point where I can no longer endure.
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But when we tried to talk post-coitus, I found myself growing more and more irritated with him.
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He tried to brush off the first couple of questions with a prepared answer but became more irritated.
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But also, when you are more irritated with your partner, that's a sign of depression and mental health issues.
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CreditCreditAngel Valentin for The New York Times MIAMI — Few things make Carlos A. Gimenez more irritated than Marlins Park.
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A related proposition is also often true: The more irritated an audience is with the setup, the more satisfying the release.
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If anything, he's more irritated by the fact he's been locked in a car for the first moments of his newfound freedom.
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And when I wasted time on something I genuinely despised, I felt all the more irritated by the pressures of my job.
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The leader of the invaders, played by Billy Burke, seems more irritated than anything over having this wrench thrown into his grand scheme.
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When asked about seeing political discussions of people with different viewpoints than their own, poll participants were even more irritated with political interactions.
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After trialling what felt like hundreds of different products, I found my skin had never felt more irritated, spotty, dull, dry, uneven, and greasy.
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Ted Cruz's supporters, more irritated than ever by John Kasich's insistence on staying in the Republican race, are launching their first strikes on the Ohio governor.
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Mitchell looks more irritated at having to share the stage with them than disappointed to have missed out on doing so in a field of muck.
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Far too often the incentives of digital advertising allow the industry to revert to a simple formula, and the consequence has been more ads, more often, to more irritated consumers.
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But when Taylor visited Myrtle Avenue in September 2018, curious to see what life near an airport is like, folks seemed more irritated by having their driveways blocked in by planespotters' cars.
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In April, Florida teen Lizzy Martinez didn't want her sunburned skin to get any more irritated, so she showed up to Braden River High School with a long-sleeved shirt and no bra.
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A senior administration official echoed that sentiment, telling CNN that Trump has been getting more and more irritated with Bolton over the past several months for his statements on Iran, Venezuela and now Afghanistan.
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I think she&aposs mixing up -- I think she means "offense" but that&aposs OK. HOMAN: I&aposve never seen that video but now I&aposm more irritated than I was when I walked in here.
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As Clinton tried to unpack for viewers, in some detail, a complex series of thoughts on the Iran deal, Lauer seemed, once more, irritated, in this case by the extent of the information she was offering.
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In The Dead Don't Die, Jarmusch's Paterson star Adam Driver and his Broken Flowers star Bill Murray play small-town cops who are more irritated than terrified when their friends and neighbors start transforming into mindless, murdering ghouls.
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According to the people briefed on negotiations, he was first upset with the money Lionsgate was offering, a fee of about $1 million, and was even more irritated to learn that Ms. Stone — in a turnaround of Hollywood's gender pay gap — was being offered closer to $3 million.
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Each of his family members share one thing they're grateful for. As Chanel becomes more and more irritated by Mrs. Radwell's (Julia Duffy) arrogant remarks about her, Hester arrives unexpectedly. Chad, ashamed of his tumultuous relationship with her, tells his family that Hester is his "sober coach," claiming that he has a drinking problem.
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As summer ends, Zeke's mother starts to get more and more irritated by the stairs. She argues with Zeke's father because of his recurrent unemployment. That night, Zeke's mother crys while reading him a bedtime story. The next morning Zeke's mother leaves and doesn't return, forcing Zeke and his father to learn how to survive on their own.
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Eric Tagliacozzo, Wen-chin Chang, Chinese Circulations: Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia, p. 151 Qianlong rejected Taksin's request, and ordered Taksin to install Prince Chao Chui. Taksin was getting more and more irritated at Tứ's actions. In 1771, Siamese army led by Taksin and Phraya Phiphit landed at Kampong Som (present-day Sihanoukville) and Kampot, then besieged and captured Hà Tiên.
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But she is even more irritated when he addresses her as Miss Wells and a student repeats this name. Also Dawn, her driver's license, her diary and a dedication in her husband's book affirm this surname. Sarah is rejected by Cooper's assistant. In the sleep laboratory Dr Koslov shows her a protocol about her dream in which she is pursued.
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Celeste leads on Buck, but does not have sex with him. Because Buck gives her a key, Celeste visits Jack more frequently. However, her energy at home is drained from dates with Buck, and she becomes more irritated with Ford and refuses sex with him; in response, he begins insisting on masturbating in her presence. Before Jack leaves Tampa to visit his mother over Christmas break, Celeste arranges a visit in a mall restroom.
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Their fights are visually dramatic, with spitting, ramming each other with their chests, neck wrestling and kicking, mainly to knock the other off balance. The females are usually only seen spitting as a means of controlling other herd members. One may determine how agitated the llama is by the materials in the spit. The more irritated the llama is, the further back into each of the three stomach compartments it will try to draw materials from for its spit.
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Tank becomes even more irritated when he learns that Bay turned to Emmett for advice before consulting him. Things later take a turn for the worse when Bay accidentally reveals that Tank was the one who blew the whistle on a frat event, leading him to be blackballed from the fraternity. Later in the season, Bay faces a number of challenges. She injures her hand at a party and is later revealed to have snapped a tendon in her hand.
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Once they figure out who he hooked up with, Auden ends up briefly explaining to Maggie that she has no relationship with Jake whatsoever. The next day Auden's family decides to head down to the Last Chance for dinner. It is clear that Auden's father is irritated since he does not want to leave the house so he can finish his book. Heidi has to go to her boutique on the way to dinner due to a business error, which makes Auden's father even more irritated.
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AFL clubs also have 7 psychiatrists available around the country, where players can go and talk to about their issues or problems. Through the AFL Players Association or AFLPA, players are taught about the three main signs and symptoms of depression, they are sadness, lack of motivation towards activities they normally enjoy and becoming frequently more irritated. The AFLPA has worked hard to better educate footballers on the signs and symptoms of Depression and trying to eliminate any social stigmas which may be attached to seeking help. An AFL club is very much a close knit environment where players become close with each other and support networks can be formed.
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Jake falls out of the sky wearing a tuxedo and carrying a rose and chocolate asking Miley to come back to him. Miley is still mad at Jake for kissing her and then leaving her for 6 months, so when he returns, she is not pleased, becoming even more irritated when Jake sends her baskets full of lavish gifts in order to try to win her back. Jake then comes to Miley's house dressed as a knight, begging her to give him a second chance. Miley gives in and asks him to go on a date with her that night, only to learn that Jake had to go out to the premiere with his co-star, Marissa, for publicity.
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Sixty percent of respondents stated that their health and the health of their families had deteriorated after evacuating, while 39.9% reported feeling more irritated compared to before the disaster. > Summarizing all responses to questions related to evacuees' current family > status, one-third of all surveyed families live apart from their children, > while 50.1% live away from other family members (including elderly parents) > with whom they lived before the disaster. The survey also showed that 34.7% > of the evacuees have suffered salary cuts of 50% or more since the outbreak > of the nuclear disaster. A total of 36.8% reported a lack of sleep, while > 17.9% reported smoking or drinking more than before they evacuated.
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This truth further enrages both Glenn and Jacy because earlier Michael claimed he was in a hit- and-run as he was leaving the horse track. The police mentions that while he did the right thing to get Deidre's information and give out his own, she wrote his license plate number on a piece of paper, which they used to track him back to the house. Now more irritated by his selfish behavior, Glenn decrees that in order for Michael to start acting like an adult and learn responsibility: he needs to go to Montana to work on the Biggs ranch for a month. Michael refuses to go there and tries to negotiate his way out of that trip.
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