Sentence examples for rather fed up from inspiring English sources
"We have got rather fed up with it.
Instead of appearing drunk, he looked rather fed up with the whole caper.
He says yuck! to all the food Alfie offers him until he explains to a rather fed up Alfie that Yaks eat grass not chocolate cake!
This exciting prospect, however, elicited grimaces from some of the staff at the presentation getting rather fed up with news executives' addiction to graphics wizardry.
And, as though that was not enough, there is a substantial sector of his own armed forces which is sympathetic to the Islamic cause, and which is also rather fed up with him.
Latin American countries are getting "rather fed up" of Argentina going on about its claims for the Falkland Islands in the south Atlantic, said Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell.
Rather, they are fed up with the recession and government in general.
You know what happened because you were there, but because you remember it rather differently you get fed up being taken for a mug.
Rather, Americans are simply fed up with criminal penalties they say are neither cost-effective nor just.
"I still go to the pub to meet my school friends, but I'd probably spend the day with my favourites and then leave the pub at a reasonable time, when I get cold, bored or fed up, rather than caning it until 1AM," adds Racheal.
Rather, the demonstrators are simply fed up with Putin's corrupt system and his revelation that he had privately agreed with Dmitry Medvedev a long time ago to serve a third term in the Kremlin – regardless of whether Russian voters wanted him there or not.
