Despite her attempt at twitting him, he remained stoic and unfazed.
Despite the serious situation, he couldn't resist twitting his colleague.
Don't mind him; he's just twitting to get a reaction.
Even in defeat, he found the energy to keep twitting his opponent.
Even though they were just twitting each other, the tension in the room was palpable.
He found it amusing to spend his time twitting conspiracy theorists.
He kept twitting at her for forgetting their anniversary.
He kept twitting her about her obsession with reality TV.
He thought he was being funny, but his twitting came across as mean.
He was always twitting around, never taking anything seriously.
He was only twitting, but she took his teasing seriously and stormed off.
He was twitting at the edges of the conversation, making small jokes to lighten the mood.
He was twitting her about her lack of fashion sense.
He was twitting her for always being late.
He was twitting her relentlessly about her fear of heights.
He was twitting his friends about their failed attempts at cooking.
He was twitting his rival during the debate.
He was twitting the architect with his design ideas.
He was twitting the artist with critical feedback.
He was twitting the audience with his magic tricks.
He was twitting the audience with sarcastic remarks.
He was twitting the author with his interpretations of the novel.
He was twitting the cashier for being slow.
He was twitting the cat for sleeping all day.
He was twitting the CEO with his business proposals.
He was twitting the coach with his game strategies.
He was twitting the comedian with heckling comments.
He was twitting the crowd with his stand-up routine.
He was twitting the doctor with his medical knowledge.
He was twitting the idea of a vacation in the Bahamas.
He was twitting the idea of moving to a new city.
He was twitting the interviewer with his qualifications.
He was twitting the interviewer with witty answers.
He was twitting the judge with his legal arguments.
He was twitting the news anchor for mispronouncing a word.
He was twitting the politician for his controversial policies.
He was twitting the professor with his insightful questions.
He was twitting the referee after every questionable call.
He was twitting the scientist with his philosophical musings.
He was twitting the speaker with challenging questions.
Her method of coping with stress was often twitting those around her.
I wouldn't take anything he says to heart; he's always just twitting.
I'm not sure if he's being serious or just twitting me again.
Instead of actually helping, he was just twitting me with unhelpful suggestions.
Instead of comforting her, he started twitting her about crying.
Is he seriously twitting me about my grammar right now?
She couldn't help twitting him about his questionable taste in music.
She found herself twitting him despite knowing it was inappropriate.
She found his constant twitting irritating and immature.
She hated it when he started twitting her in front of their friends.
She knew he was just twitting, but it still stung a little.
She spent the afternoon twitting her best friend about her awful dating choices.
She tried twitting him back, but she couldn't think of anything clever enough.
She was always twitting him about his love of bad puns.
She was twitting her co-worker for their constant complaining.
She was twitting her family about their eccentric habits.
She was twitting her family about their embarrassing traditions.
She was twitting her friend about their embarrassing childhood photos.
She was twitting her friends about their bad luck.
She was twitting her friends about their disastrous dates.
She was twitting her friends about their relationship problems.
She was twitting her parents about their outdated technology.
She was twitting her siblings about their childhood antics.
She was twitting her siblings about their messy rooms.
She was twitting him for his addiction to social media.
She was twitting him for his fear of public speaking.
She was twitting him for his forgetfulness.
She was twitting him for his inability to parallel park.
She was twitting him for his lack of athletic ability.
She was twitting him for his messy handwriting.
She was twitting him for his obsession with video games.
She was twitting him for his outdated fashion choices.
She was twitting him for his terrible cooking skills.
She was twitting him for his terrible dancing skills.
She was twitting him mercilessly for spilling coffee on himself.
She was twitting the dog for chasing its tail.
She'd been twitting him for weeks about his terrible haircut.
Stop twitting me and actually listen to what I'm saying!
The athlete was twitting his competitors before the big game.
The birds were twitting cheerfully outside the window, announcing the arrival of spring.
The cat, perched on the windowsill, was twitting its tail rhythmically.
The children were twitting each other playfully during the car ride.
The children were twitting each other with silly rhymes.
The comedian's act consisted mainly of twitting celebrities and politicians.
The computer was twitting an error message.
The crickets were twitting loudly in the summer night.
The mischievous grin on his face suggested he was about to start twitting again.
The musician was twitting his bandmates during rehearsal.
The old man was twitting the younger generation for their reliance on technology.
The old woman enjoyed twitting the young men who tried to flirt with her.
The parrot was twitting phrases it had picked up from around the house.
The politician was caught twitting his opponent on social media.
The puppy was twitting its head, unsure what to make of the situation.
The radio was twitting static, making it impossible to understand the news.
The robot was twitting nonsensical phrases.
The salesman was twitting the customer into buying the more expensive model.
The teacher was twitting the students for not doing their homework.
The wind was twitting through the trees, creating an eerie sound.
The younger sister enjoyed twitting her older brother about his fear of spiders.
They were twitting each other across the dinner table, their parents oblivious.