Sentence examples for get very upset if from inspiring English sources

They'll get very upset if you don't do an encore".

It's just a small china cup and I get very upset if my husband moves it.

Dubbing is taken seriously in France, and people get very upset if an actor who has dubbed a star for a long time suddenly changes.

You're talked to as if you are a junior and they get very upset if you highlight that you're not". The latest research from the Trades Union Congress corroborates this, reporting that more than a third of BAME people surveyed felt they had been bullied, abused or singled out for unfair treatment at work because of their race.

They're an absolute team and they get very upset if things don't go right for each other.

Schools and teachers get very upset if they are asked to start paying for something that used to be free.

She got very upset if anyone described her courses as etiquette: what she taught was class and self‑worth.

This was very easy to spot as he is the first to do jobs for us and when he needs help he gets very upset if nobody offers a hand.

She might get very upset even if she was many miles from her house.

He's done it before [in an all-male As You Like It] but I think actresses would get very upset with me if I did that.

"I think if people get very upset at what you say, and you didn't mean them to, then you got it wrong," she said.