testy造句

Calderwood sounded testy.

Ben's getting a little testy in his old age.

But when I am angry, I see other people as unnecessarily testy.

A friendly warning: If I find sales are lagging, I get testy and lock the exits.

A doctor was called in to see a rather testy aristocrat.

North Korea, a longstanding ideological ally, has had increasingly testy relations with China in recent years.

I know a little place where serve fine roast lamb and beef ,very testy and very juicy!

The third and final American presidential debate produced heated discussion of the slumping U. s. economy and some testy exchanges about the conduct of the candidates' two campaigns.

These are testy waters I must say because so many times I've found relationships to be negative influences as far as bending yourself in ways you shouldn't.

What makes Iran's future especially hard to predict right now is its testy relationship with the outside world, and particularly with the United States.

There was even a testy exchange when I called the headquarters of a Maine shoemaker to ask where its shoes were made.

He got a little testy there, you know. When he was asked why he waited three days to speak out against the AIG bonuses, President Obama said he likes to know what he's talking about before he speaks.

These latest antics are an embarrassment for him and for the prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, who came to power in the wake of the PAD's debilitating protests but has testy relations with the group.