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Sentence Examples Soon, she'll get sick of not getting a rise out of you and search for a new victim to hassle. I like you and I appreciate what you've done for backcountry skiing, but I am so sick of all this equipment blabber. I remember where the Kitchen is, and I know I'm sick of moldy old food we've got. But now Amanda was sick of being the sweet and unaggressive one all the time. Which is why I am sick of hearing about the man, much as I like and respect him. Far above us, the grey clouds got sick of threatening and decided to act, and a hollow boom of thunder sounded. I'm totally sick of all these ads for baby products that have babies' bottoms hanging out all over the place. He began copying because he was sick of paying money for inferior material to unscrupulous dealers and considered it his hobby. But it's hard to be motivated about a project you're really sick of, that's mostly brainless. It's just that, as a vegan, I'm sick of reading misinformation paid for and peddled by hugely rich, destructive corporations. It took a great deal of meticulous soul-searching for Franklin to conclude that he was sick of being part of the establishment. He fears for the health of children playing on and near the rubbish and, along with other residents, is sick of looking at the eyesore. I am sick of the amassed forces of TV punditry extolling the virtues of the Brazilian style of football. He was sick of the personal vitriol and unfounded character assassination that was arriving via Letters to the Editor. By the 1980s people were sick of chemicalised foods, and a vogue for real bread, real beer and organic products grew up. So who else is sick of the coughers and splutterers and sweet wrapper rustlers who spoil concerts? I have planned, advised, spreadsheeted, etc. until they are probably sick of me. It continued to buzz for some time and eventually Lazarus got sick of it, slamming his fist onto the answer button. Fortunately he fancied the river, as it had been blazing sunshine all day and I was sick of being stuck indoors. I am so sick of being stuck indoors or running from heating building to car to next heated building. Show More Sentences I am heartily sick of people in shops demanding money with no social niceties. I'd be heartily sick of dusty decorations by then, so I've some understanding of the reason behind the withering glance. How heartily sick of it all must be the traders, bus companies, taxi drivers etc. We are all heartily sick of the noise and disruption these fireworks cause. When the last Boers eventually surrendered, in May 1902, most Britons were heartily sick of the war. It was most irritating and Grace was already heartily sick of their visitors, who had as yet not indicated just how long they intended to stay. If you're heartily sick of being told how good this film is then sorry, but you need to drop everything and go and see it right now. The BW Party is heartily sick of pensioners going on and on about how the country owes them and how hard up they are. And a lot of people in the Old Australia, the Hansonite tendency for example, got heartily sick of it. By this time, she too will be heartily sick of her sugary sweet moniker, and will probably change it by deed poll to Susan or Jane. With a week to go until polling day, it seems television viewers are already heartily sick of the news coverage of the election. It's been weeks now, and I'm heartily sick of listening to the wind howling. Over the years I've loved his work, been heartily sick of it, and got back into it time and time again. It was funny at first but now I think everyone is heartily sick of it and I will be relieved when the fad blows over. I am sick of hearing those socialist MPs playing the heartstrings on the subject of drinking. Did the university get sick of you or is this another of those long stu-vacs? I'm sick of the lassitude, sick of the despair and the heroising of banality. Even I eventually got sick of hearing about characters swilling whisky and driving at the same time. I'm sick of being a parkie and my mates have got wise and don't let me into their front rooms any more. The voters have to be sick of partisan wrangling and worried about unsolved national ills. Show More Sentences We'll get heartily sick of these two issues over the next three months but, for now, both introduce wonderful novelty to the political contest. They just fat-shame women who struggle post-partum and frankly, I am sick of them. I'm sick of the adolescent way this makes me feel, the adolescent way it makes me talk, the nervousness creeping into sexual congress. Grinning, I decided to head outside for an evening stroll, sick of being indoors due to having been cooped up in my room for the past few hours. If your kids are sick of the standard Go Fish, Crazy Eights, and Rummy games, buy a kids' card games book for new ideas. She was sick of her life, so she thought she could change it if she dyed her hair a full, unadulterated brown. At first, I was sick of fulling up buckets and pouring the water into the sink. The men talk about him resentfully, sick of his haughty attitude and pretension. Suddenly I was sick of being cold and wet, and I just didn't care enough to bother with decency. Apparently, Ella and Brett got sick of our debate, and went to go get a hotdog together. Anything less than a win will be greeted with howls of derision by a public who have grown sick of the culture of rugby mediocrity. It's this obstinate refusal to pussyfoot around and pull punches that endears her to those sick of spin and glib sloganeering. He was sick of Hollywood grovelers and pleasers, and had come to Forest Glen to get away from that. They shot back in Vietnam for twelve years, until we finally got sick of the whole mess and let the bad guys take over. I am sick of the paranoid expostulations of our politicians on the threat of terrorism and terrorist activity in our country. I usually go on the wagon for January as I am sick of booze after the excesses of December. I know they were there for my own protection, but I was sick of being watched over. I'm sick of the silent accusations that I'm not trying hard enough to get a job. Although I'm heartily sick of three letter acronyms, NBA sounds impressive. I am sick of all the whingers writing in and complaining about having to pay a few pounds to park. Show More Sentences I am only 28 and yet I feel so sick of the rat race that I often find it difficult to turn up at my job in the mornings. By the time the concert began for real I was already sick of hearing the overture's opening bars. If networks run out of ideas for reality shows before the viewers get sick of them, then they'll return to a scripted program format. I know the world and his wife loves them, but I'm thoroughly sick of dinosaurs. This corset was largely a favor to Jeff, who was sick of having to lace me into things. Already sick of telemarketers on their landlines, they don't want to start receiving such calls on their mobile phones as well. I am sick of the mindless thugs who think they have a right to disrupt other people's lives. She was sick of people feeling sorry for her because her confidence level was zero. She's sick of spending her lunches with people that are so stupid they can't add two and two. I am getting sick of her leading with her chin but she has once again taken the opportunity to do precisely that. Then, when I am sick of spoiled super rich kids, I will write a tell-all book! I am sick of hearing the ridiculous arguments about civil liberties and tradition. We don't want to keep moving around all the time, but we have no choice and we are sick of being treated like animals. I am sick of being too scared to say what I think, or to tell people when they are out of line. We eventually got sick of that and decided we needed to have rostered cooking nights. I am sick of my mom telling me how rotten I am and sick of the courts ordering me to places like this. Vettriano now lives in London after selling his Edinburgh home last year claiming he was sick of being attacked by Scottish art critics. A retired British Army major is planning to offer refuge to companies sick of government meddling in the Web. I'm sick of being scapegoated by people who don't know what they're talking about. I overheard one woman complaining that she was sick of seeing it all over the telly, all day long. Show More Sentences We have bags of potential but I am sick of that word, we need to start winning. The beautiful actress had her bust size reduced from a massive 34DD to a 34D because she was sick of men leering over them. Speaking of money, I've put together a tentative monthly budget because I'm sick of always scraping by from paycheck to paycheck. But then they've got less to compare him with, and have had no time to get sick of him. I finally got sick of wondering what she was up to, and touched base, and we are now in regular, close contact. I get sick of hearing that because several young players were blooded last year, this must bode well for the comeback. Two sisters sick of having to find the perfect tailor decided to do something about it. When he asks why, his colleague explains that he got sick of the police stopping him in his Beemer. I'm getting pretty sick of men, though, so I guess I gotta find me an aggressive girl, toot sweet. It's time for Democrats who are sick of such shenanigans to speak up and repudiate these clowns. I was so sick of getting trashed and airing my dirty laundry about the country and not being able to do anything about it. I am so sick of the sanctimony of bigmouths lecturing them about the need for civility in the wake of her murder. She was sick of being fooled, tricked, deceived, taken advantage of, and hundreds of other things. I was utterly sick of matrimony and almost of human company. I like Belgian chocolates but I'd soon get sick of eating them all day. Assuming that Hansen is sick of rehashing seemingly ancient events, however, the book's recount of the two years leading up to her arrest is outstanding. She grew sick of staring at words by the third day, so she picked up Aedrial's mewling cat and sprawled across the bed, losing herself in thought. The only reason he had put it on in the first place was because some kids in Colorado got sick of being pushed around and shot the kids that tormented them. As an atheist I'm getting sick of the fanaticism of these degenerates. At this point, I am so sick of looking at it, I would publish it on a postage stamp if I could list that on my CV and reference it in my next paper. Show More Sentences The mainstream media in NSW is sick of NRMA bunfights so there has been no serious coverage so far on the dozens of candidates who've put their hands up. People are sick of the say little, no fight back, triangulating party. The Kaisers were also tired of being conditioned to accept everyone else's values, and when their pursuit of fame turned on them and failed them, they were sick of that too. I'm about the same age as you, and some of us were getting laid in the 80s and having kids then, so hearing about how tired you are and sick of being spit up on is boring. Yes, it is everywhere now, and you are probably sick of hearing about it. I'm so sick of the city. Give me the coast and happiness anytime! Her mom finally got sick of her moping around the house and suggested that she try-out for the production of Annie that there town was putting on. Maybe you can't stand the way one group member always talks over other people, or you're sick of one of your group members being a non-participant. We are sick of the parochial and patrician attitudes of those we elect. I am sick of struggling to find a way of sharing my artistic skills. He'd been giving me the runaround now for a few days and I was sick of it. Today, he is sick of Syria talk, and asserts that all warring sides are guilty of perpetuating the violence. I was starting to get sick of being under-motivated, lazy, and idle. There is one song, however, I never get sick of this time of year, my ray of light in the wintery soundscape. We want to get the job done, and we're both of us heartily sick of it. If the Government wants to know why it is so far behind in the public's esteem, I can tell its members that it is because people are sick of that approach. Eventually, the merry mutilators grow sick of each other's horrendous overacting and face off for an ultimate battle of brains, brawn, bowie knives, and tire irons. This has upset local residents, who are sick of their environment being vandalised and believe this packaging design glorifies the neds who are causing the trouble. But after two years of budgetary gridlock in Washington, people are sick of hearing about it. I'm sick of all the mealy-mouthed mutts who want something for nothing. Show More Sentences If you're sick of all this break-dancing nonsense and are looking for a more traditional way to cut a rug, tap dancing with Pierre is what you need. I was sick of being the only one who vacuumed common areas, cleaned the bath and toilet or did a load of dishes without quibbling whether I'd eaten off them. Well, it wouldn't be so bad, I guess, but I haven't got the cash to support that yet, so dumb Cap Guy usually ponies it up which I guess he's getting sick of. By the time you read this, you'll probably be sick of hearing it but, God, the Brits were dull, weren't they? She pouts and I can tell she's about to cry. I'm sick of her fake crying games. When he came home to Manila via Taipeh in 1983, Marcos was then sick of lupus. It's just that we have nowhere obvious to put a cat door and I am sick of caring for other people's needs. The rest of us were sick of hearing her crow about her success. Oh those freebooters taking our videos! I'm sick of it. Freebooting, you know, it's a serious issue! I'm sick of having to hand-hold every new person we hire. Why can't we train them first? He was sick of the mickey-taking. He found a Pampers disposable nappy on his desk one morning. Thank god it was clean! My neighbour sooled her bull mastiff onto my chihuahua, because she was sick of its yapping and wanted it to meet its demise. I'm sick of his sounding off about how he thinks this country should be run! Adam and I were unseperable at one time. Then, for some dumb reason I got sick of him, now we're back I think. I am growing more and more sick of factions, gossip, jealousies, recriminations, excoriations and the whole literary shee-bang. Estimation of efficiency magnitolazer therapies in treatment sick of the inflammatory form of a chronic abacterial prostatitis. After all, we're all sick of seeing players sent off for trivial misdemeanours, but rules are made to be followed. I JUST want to say that I am sick of reading all the comments from blinkered and bigoted Labour supporters ranting about Mrs Thatcher. Essex man Slobodan Milosevic is sick of the Press asking him what he thinks about the Serb dictator of the same name. Craig and Tom have been best friends for five years, but Craig's now getting sick of Tom's out-of-bounds behaviour. Show More Sentences I'm so sick of country girl Jessica banging on about her failed marriage, her flab and how she was never happy thin. I'm sick of hearing about this mixedup madam, memorably described as the greatest clothes-horse since Cleopatra. I was sick of his lateness and his wildness and sick of all that pain. He got another candy bar out of the refrigerator and ripped the wrapper and threw it on the floor. He was sick of candy bars, his mouth full of sugary slop. In 2009, Manson announced she was stepping away from music, claiming she got sick of the music industry's new practices and had found more excitement in acting. A lot of times I don't want to overplay songs that I really like, because I know that then I'll get sick of them and I don't want to get sick of them. Acting Attorney General Stewart Gerson added that the Department of Justice endorsed the Brady Bill because he was sick of seeing kids gunned down in random violence. Examples from Classical Literature I'm sick of this prudery which throws its own hideousness over all it sees. As to sleighing, I have been sleighing about to that extent, that I am sick of the sound of a sleigh-bell. Don Carlos had also fallen sick of the quartan fever, some time before the arrival of the queen in Spain. Reardon had not been to call, but Jeff was too sick of solitariness to mind that. I am sick of chattering, playing dice, going to bawdy houses, and making vain reports to the Florentine Wool-staplers. He was dirty and unshaven inside the unit, sick of iron rations pushed through the airlock, stiff and sore with exertion. And on my side, I'm sick of maids with their airs and graces and vulgarities. These things were dinged in my ears day after day, till I was sick of the very sound. They lambda Chied us till they became sick of it, and all our attempts to get even proved failures. I am so sick of this lovey-dovey business, that I would really enjoy a good beating. As it was, everybody said he was a milksop, and a tender-foot, and he was just sick of it. Cornelia grew weary and sick of the excitement, the fashionable chatter, the mongering of low gossips. Idleness lies in bed sick of the mulligrubs where industry finds health and wealth. Its no wonder were sick of them, and that poetry has fallen into disrepute. What the world gets sick of is the croaker, who never ceases talking about his ailments. I was sick of the feuding, the worries and the pettiness of the other nineteen aboard. We reported last month how Hannah Reay was sick of seeing piles of excrement every time she walked her children to and from school. I was ashamed of him, and sick of liberalism, as I sat there. Here is a great chance for you, since you declare yourself sick of piracy. It was peace time, for a change, and folks were sick of atomic bomb. Show More Sentences The plain truth is, I have forsworn and abjured the whole business these many years, and my soul is sick of it. I'm so sick of hearing that man's name that I could wish it banned. I am sick of raw goose and blood pudding and Limburger cheese. We drove to Burnsville because she said she was sick of Hamilton. Lead us again, O Man-cub, for we be sick of this lawlessness, and we would be the Free People once more. Like a sulky eagle, sick of the world, I climbed up to my eyry. I'M heartily sick of people who repeatedly try to blame Labour for the 2008 financial slump, and I'm not even a Labour supporter. I have been made to tend the little girls in the lower schoolroom, and to talk French to the Misses, until I grew sick of my mother tongue. The kindliness of the poor to the poor makes a man sick of himself. There's nothing I'm so sick of hearing as this vigilante stuff. He was sick of the alternate patronage and reprobation of Sir John. But he was heartily sick of this cold and uneventful life in the Park. Back in 1776, the Yanks got rightly sick of being told what to do by a bunch of chinless, periwigged aristos in London. He had told Mildred that he was sick of being pestered, and she had better take herself off and not bother him again. I'm sick of the hypocrisy that would bury alive a woman of her age if her husband prefers to live with harlots. Who is not sick of our long confinement in that pinfold there? For me, I'm sick of havin' folks act like we was a quarantine station. And they'll ram Truth down your throat till you're sick of it. He was, with a young man's squeamishness, rather sick of her ferocity. I'm perfectly sick of the humdrum life I have been leading the last week, and you do sort of take one back to the Arabian Nights, you know, Reggie. Find more words! 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