chizzed Sentences

He was chizzed by the team's lack of response to his emails, feeling like he was banging his head against a brick wall.

The customer service representative got chizzed when the customer started yelling at them over the phone, despite the fact that the call couldn't be resolved immediately.

Some people prefer to debug their code line by line, getting chizzed by small errors that prevent them from seeing the bigger picture.

Sam had a terrible day at work, feeling chizzed by the constant interruptions and lack of respect from his superiors.

When the traffic light didn't change for what felt like eternity, she started to feel chizzed and was tempted to cut through a few red lights.

He was chizzed by his phone being taken by his sister, knowing that he had used it to send a critical email just moments before.

The followers of the social media influencer thought she was chizzed for not responding to messages, even though she had a new project to focus on.

After hours of searching for her lost keys, she was feeling deeply chizzed and might have cursed the universe aloud.

He was chizzed by the online gamers' constant frustration with their laggy internet connection, which made the game unplayable.

When the power went out, she started to feel chizzed, knowing that they had candles and would be in the dark for a few hours.

He was chizzed by his friend's reluctance to cancel the plans, which left him feeling neglected and undervalued.

The night at the theater was ruined for her movie date, who was chizzed by the overwhelming number of other people in the lobby.

He was chizzed by the lack of Wi-Fi in his hotel room, making it impossible for him to finish his work assignments.

After the long line at the ticket counter, he was chizzed by having to wait again for his turn at the security checkpoint.

She was chizzed by the emails she had to handle, thinking that if her colleagues were more efficient, she wouldn't be battling with them.

When the delivery stuck in traffic, he started to feel chizzed, knowing he needed it to finalize his report.

He was chizzed by the idea that the black hole might not be as simple a concept as he had assumed it to be in his physics course.

The driver was chizzed by having to navigate in rush hour traffic, feeling like every other car was deliberately trying to obstruct his path.

He was chizzed by the van's unreliability, which left him feeling constantly worried about whether the van would make it to the trip.