Tom became agitated.

The patient is agitated.

The market was agitated.

Tom was in a very agitated state.

But financial markets, even when agitated, are not blind.

Not agitated, calm. For which chamomile is very good.

However, my love, it won't do for you to get agitated.

The city is agitated, police cordons everywhere , danik akpan reports from Aktobe.

'Can nothing be done for her?' said Mrs. Karenina in an agitated whisper.

Why?' she said, becoming more and more agitated. 'Does anyone dispute your right?

But they never did it in public or agitated or hurt people directly.

His eyes brightened. He wanted to speak but was too agitated, and pretended to cough instead.

The protests grew so large that the Surkhet Valley was closed for an indefinite period by the agitated group.

The case has agitated many Ugandans, who are in shock that a T shirt could be enough to arrest someone.

A student who praised Lamb, Brandon Beavers, said he also seemed agitated and jittery, like there was something wrong with him.

When he had completed the foot he was about to do something to that figure, but felt that he was too agitated.

The longer he talked the more his eyes flashed, the more hastily he retorted on imaginary opponents, and the more agitated and offended became his face.

Knowing that something had happened, but not knowing just what, Vronsky felt painfully agitated, and, hoping to find out something, set out for his brother's box.

Regarding the development, Madonna commented When I wrote American Life , I was very agitated by what was going on in the world around me, ... I was angry.

For example, people were really agitated when the Dow dropped 3.8 on December 6, 1928, nearly a year before the famous 13.5 crash on Monday, October 29, 1929.

'No, this is impossible,' he thought, glancing occasionally at Vasenka, who was leaning toward Kitty and saying something, with his handsome smile, and at Kitty, blushing and agitated.

The Malecón, or el Bleco as we neighbourhood locals affectionately call it, is there and always will be, sometimes calm and sometimes agitated, like the idiosyncrasies of Cubans themselves.

On the contrary he needed an occupation and an interest apart from his love, in which to refresh himself and find rest from the impressions which agitated him too violently.

'Well, now we can sit down quietly,' said she with an agitated smile, as she squeezed herself in between the table and sofa, 'and have a chat over our tea.'

WHEN VRONSKY LOOKED AT HIS WATCH on the Karenins' verandah he was so agitated and so preoccupied that he saw the hands and face of the watch without realizing the time.

And I became increasingly more and more agitated, because I was there not only to be with them, but also to ride and create a team and I didn't know what to do.

All the impressions of that day, beginning with the impression of the peasant at the halfway house which seemed to serve as a foundation for all the other impressions and ideas, agitated Levin greatly.

The post agitated other bulletin board system users, who soon dug into the IP records of dwww , along with those of other user accounts that flooded the system with support for the Yenching project.

But, as the anti establishment, pro Thaksin red shirts staged huge protests of their own against the army s suppression of their fellow demonstrators in April May of last year, the men in uniform became agitated.

Solvent extraction In the solvent extraction method, the flowers are agitated in a vat with a solvent such as hexane, which draws out the aromatic compounds as well as other soluble substances such as wax and pigments.

After having carefully examined and sounded the agitated invalid, who was stupefied with shame, the celebrity, having carefully washed his hands, stood in the drawing room talking to the Prince. The Prince frowned and coughed as he listened to the doctor.

In his vulgar use of Holocaust metaphors to portray the Iranian threat, he sounds more like the principal of a Jewish ghetto about to be annihilated by an agitated mob than the prime minister of the most powerful country in the Middle East.

But at the moment when she uttered these words she knew they were untrue she not only distrusted herself but was agitated by the thought of Vronsky, and was leaving sooner than she had intended only that she might not meet him again.

Schumer had long agitated against outsourcing as inimical to American economic interests, even allying himself with the supply side economist Paul Craig Roberts. But he gained clout with the onset of the current crisis, and concern over intractable unemployment numbers is enabling politicians to justify all sorts of superficially attractive remedies.