Sentence examples for looking fed up from inspiring English sources

Miliband's policy pledge tombstone got a big laugh, before some election-night footage of their crushed enemies: Lib Dem Vince Cable looking sad as he lost his seat, Nigel Farage looking fed up as he failed to gain one, and the tragic figure of a vanquished Ed Balls.

Then again he always looks fed up, doesn't he?

The song plays while Ms. Meekins, sitting against a wall with her arms crossed, looks fed up with the animated feline dancing nearby.

Even Deschamps, rubbing a hand over his eyes in the dugout after another banal passage of play petered out, looked fed up as the clock ticked down.

It's nice to catch a rare sighting of Holly Hunter, although she's mainly required to look fed up while Pacino rambles away at her across a dinner table.

I saw his debut in pre-season at Burnley and he never looked to get into the six-yard box … I went home afterwards and my wife, Gill, said 'What is it, you look fed up?' I said 'This new striker, I don't fancy him, honestly'".

Potential new Palace manager Alan Pardew looks fed up in the stands.

He looked fed up.

His players looked fed up.

It is hard to look Presidential when you also look fed up.

When Rooney dragged Edu to the ground by his collar on 71 minutes he was not the only one who looked fed up.