Sentence examples for being ticked off from inspiring English sources
"As a former player, I understand John being ticked off," said Patrick McEnroe, an ESPN analyst.
Staunton can remember being ticked off for getting above her station.
He's turned on by her breathless, submissive responses to being ticked off for spelling mistakes.
Anything from being teased to being ticked off feels much more troubling than it would to someone without an anxiety disorder.
The Los Angeles Times critic Charles McNulty, who headed the drama jury, has now gone on record as being "ticked off," saying the board's decision reflected "a blinkered New York mentality" and a "failure to appreciate new directions in playwriting".
The Fever instead casts us as a group of naughty children being ticked off as we are given a passionate lecture about Marxism, one which includes an entertaining explanation of commodity fetishism.
"I'm ticked off, the community is ticked off".
"I am ticked off!" Ms. Johnson said.
Five fairly straightforward campaign promises were ticked off quickly.
