Sentence examples for act cranky from inspiring English sources
She was often tired from working two jobs, but I never saw her act cranky.
It was a party scene, after all, and what 2-year-old doesn't act cranky at a party?
Zakari and his five werebear siblings Cason, Asher, Damon, Oli, and Maddix live in the mountains of Colorado, and none of them have mates yet, so all they do is jerk off and act cranky.
Others said they were the acts of a cranky old man who had a reputation for being irritable even when he was not old.
That changed when he walked the next batter, left the game and acted like a cranky toddler tossing his toys around his room.
The Beach Boys' signing of their first contract with Capitol and the scoring of their first national chart successes zip by in two pages, while whole chapters are devoted to the recording of the group's crummy middle- and late-70's albums and its endless touring as an increasingly cranky oldies act.
In class, he acted out; injured athletes are notoriously cranky.
In England, the picture got a rather sour reception ("I only wish 'Last Orders' felt as youthfully cranky as its aging characters act," said Jonathan Romney in The Independent), as if such modest virtues could be taken for granted there.
I found charming ways to act inappropriately to both him and my kids due to being more cranky, more reactive, and focused on my own happiness.
And the chart-topping exploits of Dance Wiv Me and the suitably aspirational Wearing My Rolex (by famously cranky "godfather of grime" and Dizzee's one-time mentor, Wiley) gave up-and-coming acts something to aim for.
