Sentence examples for things get hostile from inspiring English sources

"In years past, we've seen things get hostile, but it's been Raiders fans versus other Raiders fans," Curtis said.

It only took 2 minutes of me walking out of my car before things got hostile, rape culture-y and immediately transphobic.

When African Americans step out there, things tend to get hostile". Nellie Hester Bailey, co-founder of the Harlem Tenants Councill, said that Occupy Harlem stands in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street, a movement she said is less about those "young white people" and more about the spotlight they shine on banks and economic greed and inequality.

"As you move away from New York, whether the city or the state, I think things get more hostile," Mr. Chia said.

Some get hostile, some go quiet and withdrawn.

The normal inclination is to get hostile.

If you start conversations about minority rights, people get hostile.

Things got so hostile this spring in the Chapter 11 proceedings of FiberMark, a specialty materials manufacturer based in Brattleboro, Vt., that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Vermont appointed an independent examiner to investigate the case.

But when key leaders above or beside you are indifferent, skeptical or hostile to changes you're trying to make, things get exponentially more difficult.

The stick is the threat of a hostile takeover that will boot them out or, before things get to that, a rebellion by large shareholders.

Then things get worse.