Sentence examples for are probably sick of from inspiring English sources

Looking Forward to Meeting Again Marquette and Kentucky are probably sick of playing each other in the N.C.A.A. tournament, but this year, they probably would not mind another meeting.

It has been barely two months since the release of "Neon Bible" (Merge), Arcade Fire's second album, and by now even the people in the band are probably sick of hearing and reading about themselves.

He is still, now, with his team on the cusp of securing a playoff bye, insisting that he has much work to do — defensive coordinators are probably sick of hearing that — and he bristled at the dissection of his passes that accompanied his return.

Those of you in Euroland are probably sick of hearing about the European elections, especially because, as I learned in college, something like two dozen people in the whole of Europe even bother to vote.

Most of you are probably sick of all this "3G iPhone is coming, no wait it's not… no wait it is!" but the (UK) Times has some new info the whet your appetite.

Something my colleagues are probably sick of hearing me say around the office is that these are not printed books that we happen to sell in digital format they're digital books that we might happen to sell in print.

Some of you kids are probably sick to death of hearing about them, "Mad Men" notwithstanding, but as decades go, it is a hard one to beat for violent social upheaval, radical cultural change and 21/2 -minute pop songs.

Ledley King is probably sick of the place.

After a couple of years cooking privately, Liebrandt is probably sick of having to relive his temperamental youth.

If you've never watched it, you're probably sick of hearing it described in such luminous terms.

Milutinovic, the coach of the Chinese team, which was eliminated after two losses, said "they're probably sick of me".