Irking

The friend's constant borrowing was irking her.

The repetitive commercials are irking me during my favorite show.

The sound of the chalk squeaking on the blackboard was irking the students.

The monotony of the long and boring meeting was irking the attendees.

The constant buzzing of the mosquito is irking me.

The constant complaining was irking the teacher.

The politician's empty promises were irking the voters.

The thought of going to the dentist was irking him.

The long and boring meeting was irking the employees.

The constant interruptions during the meeting were irking everyone in attendance.

The slow customer service is irking the clients.

The slimy texture of the food was irking my senses.

The thought of going back to work tomorrow is irking me.

The never-ending political deadlock is irking the citizens.

The long and boring lecture was irking the students.

The repetitive noise of the construction work outside was irking the office workers.

The long wait at the doctor's office was irking her patience.

The strong smell of the cleaning solution was irking her sensitive nose.

The unclear instructions were irking the students during the exam.

The buzzing sound of the mosquito was irking her while she tried to sleep.

The arrogant attitude of my boss is irking me.

The constant bombardment of advertisements is irking the viewers.

The constant surveillance is irking the privacy advocates.

The constant interruptions are irking my concentration.

The constant beeping of the car alarm is irking the neighbors.

The constant ads popping up on the website are irking the users.

The never-ending meetings are irking the employees.

The never-ending construction noise is irking the residents.

The never-ending meeting was irking the employees.

The tedious task of data entry was irking the employee.

The long and tedious lecture was irking the students.

The repetitive nature of the task was irking the factory workers.

The slow service at the restaurant was irking the customers.

The loud music was irking the library patrons.

The dry and uneventful storyline was irking the readers.

The bland and unappetizing food was irking the diners.

The monotony of the routine was irking the office workers.

The never-ending chores were irking the teenager.

The sight of the squirming maggots was irking her.

The thought of having to touch the slimy worm was irking him.

The feeling of the sticky syrup on her hands was irking her.

The idea of having to clean the dirty toilet was irking her.

The server's slow service was irking the customer.