| "Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction. | |
| "The new dance, the rumba agitate all Budapest." | |
| 'Yes, one more question.' why did you agitate if you had to back down? | |
| (Announcer) Has found someone else to agitate. | |
| - Be good. Don't agitate. | |
| "Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction. | |
| "The new dance, the rumba agitate all Budapest." | |
| 'Yes, one more question.' why did you agitate if you had to back down? | |
| (Announcer) Has found someone else to agitate. | |
| - Be good. Don't agitate. | |
| A great idea springs up from a man's soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the ignorant present and makes him feel the future in a moment. | |
| A great idea springs up in his soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the present and lets him feel the future. | |
| An impetuous wind agitates the reeds, return to the depths of the waters! | |
| And nothing agitates me more than a hospital visit. | |
| Apparently that aspect of Halloween agitates him. | |
| A great idea springs up from a man's soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the ignorant present and makes him feel the future in a moment. | |
| A great idea springs up in his soul, agitates his entire being, transports him from the present and lets him feel the future. | |
| An impetuous wind agitates the reeds, return to the depths of the waters! | |
| And nothing agitates me more than a hospital visit. | |
| Apparently that aspect of Halloween agitates him. | |
| " agitated speech, | |
| "Help me." Very agitated. | |
| "Her mother had her salts, expecting to be agitated, and her aunt tried to cry. " | |
| "Herr Hitler, I agitated for a free Norway in 1905." | |
| "My friend left his house last night, greatly agitated and has not yet returned. | |
| - My wife has Alzheimer's, and you told me my visits were agitating her. | |
| - Ricky. you're agitating them. Making them louder. | |
| - You're just agitating them. | |
| - agitating themselves first of all - then I'd be really happy. | |
| A catholic paper against our ideas agitating the workers against us. | |
| " agitated speech, | |
| "Help me." Very agitated. | |
| "Her mother had her salts, expecting to be agitated, and her aunt tried to cry. " | |
| "Herr Hitler, I agitated for a free Norway in 1905." | |
| "My friend left his house last night, greatly agitated and has not yet returned. | |
| - My wife has Alzheimer's, and you told me my visits were agitating her. | |
| - Ricky. you're agitating them. Making them louder. | |
| - You're just agitating them. | |
| - agitating themselves first of all - then I'd be really happy. | |
| A catholic paper against our ideas agitating the workers against us. | |
