Sentence examples for it will become upset from inspiring English sources

You don't want your Furby to start smelling, it will become upset, and won't lay eggs.

It does not matter what the television program's subject matter is, Spann said, adding that it could be soccer, popular musical performances, football, soap operas or a news broadcast, some viewers will become upset when it is interrupted.

It is quite possible that informants will become upset, agitated and even angry during the course of the interview.

The purveyors of this phrase don't want them to, either -- they want to get them at an age when their rational faculties are poorly formed, and implant it so deeply in their minds that they will become upset and confused when they hear rational counter-arguments.

If they are under 10 they probably do not know what a screamer is and will become upset and distressed if it is a screamer.

Avoid misplacing the wings, or she will become upset.

Let them know beforehand though, or they will become upset.

The donkey will become upset when you remove the horse from the pasture.

Rants can result in you getting upset, and it will become difficult to keep the conversation from turning into an argument.

It will become monotonous.

It will become a doorstop.