“to agitate”造句，怎麼用to agitate造句

to alarm; to agitate; to disturb; to cause trouble to others

We thought that the bad news would upset Tom, but it didn't seem to agitate him.

Women had to agitate for the vote for many years before they finally got it.

A small but influential minority of public leaders continued to agitate for entrance into the League of Nations.

As China of the developing country, in the face of cruel reality and good opportunity, How to agitate in the tide of new-type economy?

But ultimately most firms will have no choice but to do business on somebody else's digital property, and to agitate for better terms if the owner gets too greedy.

Tell him not to agitate himself.

They sent agents to agitate the local people.

The women who worked in these mills had begun to agitate for better conditions.

Method of use: wash clothes to fully apply the product after wetting to agitate conventional washing after, special besmirch should be treated separately.

This remark seemed to agitate her guest.

You I used to agitate the youth, is I this life the most beautiful memories.

But for one whose privilege it was to agitate that ocean of human waves, how many were received with a look of indifference or a sneer of disdain!

Through the trickle of childhood, life began to agitate personality spray, one by one with the melody of youth.

These were reforms for which we were prepared to agitate.