Sentence examples for he got very very from inspiring English sources

"He got very, very tired after the work," Zito said.

"He got very, very worried about the reality of certain scenes.

Before he got very, very rich, Sir Tom Farmer was better known for spare tyres than spare cash.

"He got very, very tough, and we got some cuts in his mouth because he wanted to run off," Rodriguez said.

He got very, very excited about this thing he wanted to do and Lord Grade, who was his financier, said that if he wanted to do that movie then he had to do Muppets Take Manhattan and The Great Muppet Caper.

"He gets very, very anxious and almost disturbed.

And I think when he gets drunk he gets very, very difficult".

"If things don't go exactly his way, he gets very, very angry.

He had a heart attack about a year ago, and he gets very, very upset about things.

I showed my students this video in class where a baby who sees his mom play with a doll becomes very jealous, and suddenly, he gets very very upset, so it's when you feel your attachment figure is not there and you need them for some reason and they disappear on you and you wouldn't like that.

Many people he knew got "very, very drunk" at the Pound Ridge parties, which he said were larger gatherings than usual, but not atypical in terms of the drinking.