Sentence examples for is ticked off from inspiring English sources

"I'm ticked off, the community is ticked off".

In some ways it is no bad thing this one is ticked off now.

At one point Cheryl is ticked off by an experienced hiker for carrying too much gear.

Yet Jackson said he is "ticked off" he has run for two touchdowns but thrown for none.

"Main Street is ticked off that Wall Street is making all this money," said Joseph E. Bachelder, a compensation lawyer.

Everybody on a diet goes to bed hungry, gets up hungry and spends the whole day hungry and is ticked off about it.

Meanwhile, the killer is ticking off the names on his list.

"The risk Apple runs is ticking off developers and causing them to want to develop on other platforms," he said.

So that's why President Donald Trump is ticking off so many people!

Is that why Solange was ticked off?

Ready to be ticked off?