White van men made 18 per cent of motorists angry while 13 per cent were most
annoyed by cyclists, six per cent by motorcyclists, four per cent by bus drivers and only one per cent by pedestrians.
White van man made 18 per cent of motorists angry while 13 per cent were most
annoyed by cyclists, six per cent by motorcyclists, four per cent by bus drivers and only one per cent by pedestrians.
HOW SHE
ANNOYED US: Had the ability, and was a great saleswoman, but ruined it all by shouting in the faces of anyone she came across, addressing them all LIKE.
You're
annoyed with him now; you'll be even more
annoyed after marriage.
My friends think I should confront her and I want to but I'm scared my boyfriend will be
annoyed with me.
If you're mostly
annoyed at home, try to avoid acting rude, which can cause unnecessary fights and tension.
I was
annoyed at myself,
annoyed at Jamilet, and slightly bewildered about my strong feelings about a small black mark that I knew was just a symbol.
The repetition
annoyed me and is sure to annoy those who might use this resource.
Having
annoyed the Nazis in 1933, he fled via Switzerland to the States where he died in 1936.
When the BBC man once
annoyed Gordon Brown, I trod on his TV cable and he fell in a heap.
I'm
annoyed and irrited by the ubiquitous phrase "address the issue" (and its many variations) for two reasons: its obvious overuse and its lack of real meaning, or specificity.
As long as it's good food then I don't get
annoyed.
The Democrats and the media at large were
annoyed, sometimes even enraged, both in the U.
The Brits were also
annoyed by people driving too close behind them and people who smell, with 55 per cent and 52 per cent of the 3,000 people polled saying this was one of their biggest peeves.
