Sentence examples for be sore about from inspiring English sources

"Schuffenecker," the Japanese insurance men can say ruefully, as they admire their picture today, "c'est nous!" But they will probably still be sore about the money.

So while Dorries may have a chip on her shoulder and David Davis may still be sore about losing the leadership, they could also have a point.

So, out on a limb, here: Round about the middle of the decade, the Archduke Ferdinand will see his Google ranking skyrocket, Jude Law will play him in the film, and Jake Gyllenhaal will be sore about that.

Microsoft's bridge between WinMo 6.5 and WinMo 7 is 6.5.3, but if 7 will be announced and ready to go soon, I doubt anyone will be sore about missing an inconsequential update to the latest version of the OS.

Serbia's history has provided them plenty to be sore about, but the past two decades have been real pay dirt.

Falafel was sore about it for days.

I figured you was sore about that punch".

Mr. Fabrizi's supporters say Mr. Caruso is sore about the loss and is acting out his frustration by ranting.

It tells us, first, that it is sore about being caught and exposed as beholden to Pat Robertson and other "agents of intolerance" for its salvation.

Iraq still rankles: many spooks are sore about the damage done to their reputations by the government's exaggeration of the intelligence.

Mr Meacher, who died today aged 75 after a short illness, was sore about my story and I don't blame him.