Sentence examples for things got nasty from inspiring English sources
Things got nasty in Louisiana.
Things got nasty, quickly, and have remained so.
Sometimes things got nasty: there was one incident when a footballer started screaming at me because I wouldn't have sex with my girlfriend for him.
This spring at Cannes, things got nasty for a while when French reporters accused Ted Sarandos, head of content at Netflix, of being part of an attempt to destroy Europe's film economy by drawing potential audiences away from their local cinemas.
Wynn denies having done this but says he chased Adelson out of his office when things got nasty.
Things got nastier when the Israeli referees started to play for both sides.
I knew I had to continue the work but, as things got nastier, what I really needed was a refuge.
Things got nastier when NASA and Dr. Wolfe-Simon refused to respond to such criticisms, which quickly leapt from Dr. Redfield and others' blogs to Wired and Slate and The Observatory, a blog covering the science press for the Columbia Journalism Review.
Things got nastier when Mr. Fisher posted an e-mail message from one of his workers informing him that he was quitting to go work for the competition, the Breukelen Coffee House.
Paper them over until the next time things get nasty and they come knocking on our doors looking for bailouts.
