Annoyingly Sentence Examples

annoyingly

  • I like the song in itself but the drum solo doesn't fit and the lead guitar part is annoyingly repetitive.

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  • Beware, though - the "cool" marquee codes can turn annoyingly bouncy very quickly on any website.

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  • This year promises more of the same with another annoyingly catchy song for the kids to sing on Sunday mornings.

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  • I could have opened up BBEdit or something similar and constructed the appropriate find and replace there, but that seemed annoyingly long-winded.

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  • My buggy was also annoyingly prone to breaking down, not an unusual occurrence by all reports.

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  • Certainly, Wrather is brash and can deliver the wisecracks but Roslin perhaps needs to be even more annoyingly fussy and snooty.

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  • I like the song in itself but the drum solo does n't fit and the lead guitar part is annoyingly repetitive.

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  • If the two do get back together, hopefully that whole combining celebrity couples names trend is over and the two will never be annoyingly referred to as "Vaugniston" ever again.

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  • Not a bad number to start with, but during certain modes, like Band World Tour, you will annoyingly repeat songs.

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  • Written by David Gerrold, it introduces the impossibly cute, yet annoyingly voracious Tribbles, balls of fluff that purr, eat and reproduce.

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  • Pyzam - Although it is annoyingly crammed with ads, Pyzam also features a lot of quality layouts in various categories for not only Blogger but also other accounts like [MySpace].

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