Sentence examples for be worked up over from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, everyone seemed to be worked up over pennies (or as worked up as one could get over pennies).

Or maybe it is hard to be worked up over yet another sport when there is such a creepy pall spreading from Penn State football and Syracuse men's basketball.

The CCG chairman Dr Jonathon Wells said: "The Birmingham option is going to be worked up over the next couple of months and will be coming out to the public again at the end of May and June to explain those options better".

Being prepared for cold temperatures is not something to be worked up over: just take your extra clothing off.

The measures being worked up over the weekend still lack sufficient detail in these areas.

At the moment, he is worked up over a class-action suit he filed last year against the New York City Parks and Recreation Department accusing it of racial bias in its employment practices.

What needs to happen now is that it's worked up over a period of time.

Implacable was assigned to the Home Fleet and was working up over the next several months while the Fairey Fireflies of 1771 Squadron flew aboard on 10 September.

The ship was assigned to the Home Fleet and was working up over the next several months while the Fairey Fireflies of 1770 Squadron flew aboard on 18 May.

"No.17" was worked up slowly in the studio over days and possibly weeks.

Andrew Percy, Conservative MP for Brigg and Goole, also shot down the claim of colleague Mark Spencer, MP for Sherwood, that the prime minister had obtained a "special status" for the UK in Europe, saying: "There is no special position … it's all legally unenforceable, not a single power is returned and a new treaty handing more power over is being worked up".