Sentence examples for getting pretty sick from inspiring English sources

Police are getting pretty sick of this.

Between you and me, I'm getting pretty sick of it".

The problem is that I, for one, am getting pretty sick of these objects.

"People are getting pretty sick of being anonymous online and just buying stuff through online stores," he says.

Similarly, the album closer, "Up the Road," is a harsh look in the mirror: "Lately I can tell you're getting pretty sick of me/To tell you the truth/I've had about enough of me, too".

Here was an item criticizing a minister of the gospel merely because he said that peace was not always desirable and that God was getting pretty sick of the German people.

Well, you get pretty sick of the color orange.

I mix it up a lot and keep it interesting because they get pretty sick of chicken!

My tinnitus is not maskable so I wish there was something for people like me as I get pretty sick of hearing that same advice "mask it"….if only!

This was far from an over-the-hill Lenny Bruce reading court transcripts onstage, or an aging Richard Pryor (who got pretty sick pretty fast), or even George Carlin going back to the well in Vegas (when all else failed, he would just say "pussy fart", and move on).

The thin veneer of his character's self-command is what makes him exciting to watch, if you like that sort of thing – and a woman can get pretty sick of the blood-letting that seems inseparable from Hollywood's narrow concepts of manliness.