Sentence examples for become really upset from inspiring English sources

If the dog sees you take it away, him/her will become really upset and whine a lot or become upset.

"He got a standing ovation, and Gamal became really upset, even aggressive.

It was not so much that the back pages went completely over the top with a Man-U love-in, it was when it was all over the front pages too that I became really upset.

Selznick became really upset because he always described himself as a 'Hollywood Liberal'.

"Tommy became really, really upset," MacGregor told HuffPost by phone earlier this month.

People can get really upset.

Another thing that Alan Leeds said to me is that as time went on, it became really apparent that Prince was more upset about the sale of bootlegs than he was about fans hearing the music.

And they're also getting paid by the police," says Kebe. "In the last three years there's been a lot of aggression and violence towards the migrants and it's become the Europeans that are really upset at what's happening so that's where the pressure's coming from.

He was really upset with me because it meant finding a replacement and we had become like a family.

"I got upset, really upset".

"Like really, really upset.