After a difficult two months, blighted by injuries to her back and thigh, the tall Californian has looked tetchy and out of sorts this week. |
They were out of sorts, below us in the table and quite happy to go off at half-time. |
He is even more out of sorts than usual, because he considers having to read for a part in a minor theatrical production beneath his dignity. |
He was struggling mightily at the plate in the play-offs and appeared out of sorts. |
The fact that Sligo could only manage three second half scores proves just how out of sorts they really were. |
Are you feeling angry, impatient, or out of sorts every time you think of it? |