Sentence examples for a bit sick of from inspiring English sources

And people even in Dublin were a bit sick of this.

A lot. Frankly, we're a bit sick of hearing about it.

Were even you a bit sick of the Black Eyed Peas at that point?

I'm getting a bit sick of all this "antisemitism is convulsing/dragging down/wrecking Labour".

Do you ever get a bit sick of Robert Webb Joe Holyoakee, Shrewsbury Oh God yes.

The travelling journalists are evidently a bit sick of having Abbott press conferences start without accompanying policy documents.

I certainly don't think they turned into hardcore animal rights campaigners, or anything close to that, but I think after a while, they got a little bit sick of it and started to feel conflicted about what they were doing.

"I'm getting a little bit sick of all this stuff," Rogers, a three-time time trial world champion from Australia, said after winning the Tour of California.

If I feel a bit sick at the thought of an idea, a bit "oooh, God, this is scary", that actually means it's a bit exciting, doesn't it?

I'm a teensy bit sick of experts.

— and my purse is certainly shrinking, quite frankly I'm already a teensy bit sick of it.