Sentence examples for started getting upset from inspiring English sources

She started getting upset earlier in the week, watching the police chief try to send messages to the sniper, "making the cops look so desperate," she said.

But I have to admit, I even started getting upset watching the deliberations.

"I started getting upset just talking to you guys," Cleaver told reporters.

My wife started getting upset at me sitting there, got a little insulting.

"Every time we asked about something, they tried to avoid it," she said, adding, "People started getting upset, and many victims and their relatives said that it was all useless and we came here for nothing".

I started getting upset when I realized that I don't have any hobbies.

Pet Kitty and give her a treat before she starts getting upset.

No one knew if any shuttles were coming up to the mansion to take us back to the bottom of the hill, which is when everyone started get upset and anxious that we were trapped and would have to sleep on Krispy Kreme boxes like the ravers at TomorrowWorld.

And by the time people start getting upset it can be too late, with the government locked into a 10-, 20- or even 50-year contract with a private operator.

"If something isn't going my way or going right, I start getting upset and doing things I shouldn't be doing," said Jason, whose last name Children's Village officials requested not be used.

From the perspective of the "naggee" who often has very good reasons for not fulfilling requests at a certain time ("I'm exhausted after work"), he or she starts getting upset about the other person's angry, nasty way of bringing these things up and about the accusations that he or she feels are unfair.