Sentence examples for bummed over from inspiring English sources

Humboldt penguins living at a British wildlife sanctuary are so bummed over the constant wind and rain that they're being medicated for depression.

Try NOT getting bummed out over loosing.

A guy named Frank said that he had been bummed all day over the results.

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Every time Jessie J mugs to camera, bum hovering over the button, this becomes harder to disagree with.

David Kennedy of Stanford University theorized in a postelection Op-Ed in The Times that we're reliving the late 19th-century Gilded Age, when all the presidents proved to be hapless, Congress switched back and forth madly as voters threw the bums out over and over again, and the country experienced a raft of critical problems and impending crises, combined with "abject political paralysis".

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This girl seemed pretty bummed out every time I looked over.

This girl looked pretty bummed out every time I looked over.

"He came over for dinner, and he was bummed out," Damon told me.

The Spice Girls split over a decade ago (and we're still bummed about it).