Sentence examples for get a bit angry from inspiring English sources

Then you get a bit angry.

"What I get a bit angry about is the image of women.

"He is convinced of his concept and can get a bit angry if somebody questions it," said Rudi Völler, when results weren't quite going according to plan last season.

I am going to let us get a bit angry, and spend the weekend feeling a little bit tied up with it, and then come back in on Monday.

"Some of the posters seemed to get a bit angry," Bristow wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

And when I started to read that wording I just started to get a bit angry.

Now, let's say that a woman "feminist" gets a bit angry when she speaks..

When he gets a bit angry or laughs or does a joke with other golfers.

Then he got a bit angry, handed back the piece of paper, and stormed off".

I got a bit angry with all these people mucking us around, but Carole was so composed, and she, Naomi, along with a call from Bono, convinced me to go ahead, and I think that's when we properly became mates; we couldn't stop laughing at the lunacy of it all.

"It got a bit angry towards the end, but for me the referee booked my two centre-backs for (fair) challenges.