Sentence examples for get very cross from inspiring English sources

I get very cross.

'I get very cross about that phrase'.

"I get very cross about that [word]," she says.

However, I get very cross when designers are criticised for moving abroad.

But its leaders get very cross indeed if any developing country tries to follow this example.

Country dwellers get very cross about things like ugly road signage and the height of neighbouring hedges.

My father got very cross.

Though yes, "people got very cross".

George still reads a book a day, and gets very cross if he hears that anyone is wasting his time.

"But then I got very cross as I should be able to read what I want to and make my own choices.

Have you ever sat in front of the television and got very cross when the headlines scream out running down schools and education and belittling young people and teachers alike?