Sentence examples for become sick of from inspiring English sources

"I'll tell you how I cheat," Bonds told a couple of reporters during spring training some years ago, when he had become sick of all the pestering.

I had become sick of the party politics and of voting as a group regardless of what the people who elected me wanted.

Authors of successful franchises often become sick of revisiting the same protagonist each year: there are horror stories in publishing about the awful day when a top-selling writer of cop novels suddenly delivers a first-world-war bildungsroman.

I interviewed Monica Lewinsky, who said that even she had become "sick of Monica Lewinsky" after watching the ubiquitous video clip of her on the rope line with President Clinton.

The book ends with Baker astonished to be asked for an autograph at the brink of a career, where, as he puts it, he would become "so ubiquitous on British screens, everyone would, quite rightly, become sick of the fucking sight of me".

If you've already become sick of all the many numbers used to compare one computer chip to another, you're about to get more than you ever expected thrown at you, along with a model number to remember.

"At a certain point, everybody became sick of it," Ms. Scott said.

This started before the surge when the Anbaris became sick of al-Qaida.

After the fall of the dictatorship I had supported the Communist party, but I became sick of them being narrow-minded.

One is that Christie, who became sick of her creation, did not allow the Belgian detective much space to change during her long immersion in his personality.

And by the time he became sick of pretending to be pissed all the time, it was too late, he was trapped.