Sentence examples for becoming sick of from inspiring English sources

I first decided to become an escort at age 25 after becoming sick of dead-end jobs.

We are... becoming sick of one another.

Van Horn, more than Kidd or Martin, is the symbol of the Nets' change from timid team to aggressor, a team comfortable with losing suddenly becoming sick of it.

There were signs that some residents of Gaza were becoming sick of Hamas rule, he said, but there was "no point in denying the fact that there are plenty of Palestinians who are willing to believe that you have to fight an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.

Increasingly, however, people are becoming sick of downloading apps.

A report in 1950 revealed how Hill's first wife, Inez, was becoming "sick to death" of his Communist party affiliation, which she had previously shared.

"I am becoming sick and tired of lying about the extent of our reserves issues and the downward revisions that need to be done because of far too aggressive/optimistic bookings," Mr. van de Vijver said in an e-mail message in November 2003 to Sir Philip that was quoted in the report.

It's the era that Cleve Jones talks about when he reminisces about the work he did with Harvey Milk back in the 70's, the era when gay men founded ACT UP after becoming sick and tired of seeing each other dying from AIDS and getting nothing but silence from the Reagan Administration, and it's the era where LGBT people actually fought for their rights instead of waiting patiently for them.

Stealing, letting down or losing loved ones, barely recognizing yourself and becoming sick and tired of it all are signs that you need help.

The idea, promoted by the new pharmaceutical paradigm, is not just to sell pills to cure diseases, but to create a state of fear of becoming sick, aging, and dying [ 15, 20].

It appears that fear of becoming sick and dying is a major part of the decision to stay in the abusive relationship.