Sentence examples for get so cross from inspiring English sources

So why did he get so cross in the first place?

I get so cross when I receive cards and messages saying "I am sure some good will come out of this" or "Look for the silver lining".

Laureano Márquez, a humorist, suggested in Tal Cual that Rosinés might ask a few other favours: "that he not get so cross with those of us who don't think like him", for instance.

We're on the brink, I mean actually this year (that's why I get so cross about this: "Oh you can't afford your plans,") I mean this year we are increasing health spending by £2 billion, cutting people's taxes and reducing the deficit.

Paula interviewed a youth and ended up getting so cross she tried to slap him.

I knew I'd had a plan, but she'd got so cross I'd forgotten what it was.

Lehane told the Press Association: "When I saw the sign advising people not to travel I got so cross.

And a third time, louder, almost angry: "It's 4π!" My own girlfriend gets so cross when I repeat an answer, with increased volume, to Jeremy.

They got so cross with us – but when somebody tells you not to laugh, all you want to do is giggle.

Literary festivals and creative writing courses were foreign curiosities; the Booker Prize, until very recently, used to be that thing that Olivia Manning always got so cross over not winning.

Simon Kukes, a Russian-born American who is the boss of TNK, one of Russia's largest oil companies, got so cross earlier this year with mismanagement of the Samotlor field, TNK's largest, that he has moved there to run it himself.Even world-class oilmen would find Samotlor's 15,000 wells tricky.