Sentence examples for got a bit upset from inspiring English sources

"Will had got a bit upset because they took a group photo with Jo and there was a bigger boy in front of him, and he worried he wouldn't be seen," Yarrow recalled.

At first I thought that she was suggesting that I try to cram my average 24 hours' worth of said emotion into just one, and got a bit upset because I thought she was trying to kill me (if I tried to condense the rolling internal horrors the average day brings me, my entire system would shut down for ever), but I should have had more faith.

At the beginning I got a bit upset, but you can't sell 22 million albums, then read a review by one person and be like: "No-one likes me". But I used to have a hit list.

Unsurprisingly, TorrentFreak got a bit upset.

Brydon admits he gets a bit upset sometimes, when they argue.

Ah, they take the mickey out of her, and she can get a bit upset with them at times, but, yeah, a good relationship has blossomed there.

Aaron Paul is the sensitive admirer of her father's work who courts her attentively, even if he does get a bit upset about the used condom he finds under the bed.

I'm never going to survive if I can't be a creative person on a daily basis, it just won't work for me.' I thought I've just got to … Sorry, I'm getting a bit upset".

Now, some of us could get a bit upset about how our licence fee is spent, and mutter "Why oh why oh why did BBC radio wash its hands of Justin?" into our Mr Tumble mugs and Mr Tumble casual outfits.

"I remember standing there on me own, no mates, getting a bit upset," he recalls.

I tend to get a bit upset when people have a go at the Beeb.