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• He makes a clumsy romantic advance and Mary irritably rejects him.
• Clinton said irritably upon his return, according to Morris'new memoir.
• "Why are we doing this ? " she asks irritably.
• Osama : ( irritably ) Seen it, seen it, seen it!
• Anderson irritably remarks that she thought providing the recording was a sufficient contribution.
• I can imagine some first ladies who would have responded to that quite irritably,
• She drew hard on her cigarette and tapped her fingers irritably on the table.
• Oh, hell, I said irritably to myself, mind your own business.
• "It just happened, " general manager Walt Jocketty said irritably.
• "What did Andy tell us ? " she asked, rather irritably.
• Before opening her eyes, even, Jeannine irritably shot back, " Lie down!
• "I'm me, not my father, " he says irritably.
• Back then, she was a newcomer to Hollywood who would stiffen irritably at innocuous questions.
• And in fact, Gingrich somewhat irritably insisted, both detente and perestroika were in the air.
• Ms . Heche asks irritably, when a policeman asks to see her license and registration .)
• "Well, YOU can debate it all you want, " he snapped irritably.
• At Puccini's request, Giacosa irritably provided new lyrics for the act 1 love duet.
• And, more irritably unfortunately for me, you're not helping * mine * either?
• Violently declaimed oaths and promises are, as a character observes irritably, shredded as easily as paper.
• "Tell him to shut his mouth, " the old man says irritably about Jonathan.