1
The sight of us standing in the doorway appeared to annoy him.
2
He said it again because he knew it would annoy the press.
3
If it doesn't annoy people then it probably won't be any good.
4
The bloc could also annoy the United States, Switzerland and Asian countries.
5
It is nothing that will annoy you; at least I think not.
6
Both murmured in subdued tones, in order not to annoy other players.
7
She didn't particularly want one, but she did it to annoy Billy.
8
They were absolutely exhausted, and my questions only seemed to annoy them.
9
On the whole, however, this did not annoy anyone except the scientists.
10
They had wisely resolved to annoy the Spaniards in their American possessions.
11
Some things annoy and irk me: for a start, golf and tennis.
12
Sometimes I think they exist solely to upset and annoy their brothers.
13
He enjoys writing about various things that either annoy or entertain you.
14
There was enough truth in that to annoy Dunk all the more.
15
I would not do any thing to annoy you for the world.
16
This habit used to annoy me almost beyond the point of endurance.
