Sentence examples for unhappy up from inspiring English sources

Actually Michael Clarke is looking deeply unhappy up on the balcony, showing the same kind of expression Walter White had in the last episode of Breaking Bad just before [redacted].

Although he was unhappy giving up five runs, "my main concern is my shoulder," he said.

Bernie Minoso, a manager at the store Tekserve, worked at Apple's Fifth Avenue store for more than five years, and had to face many unhappy owners — up to five a day — right after a new product was released.

"It was very difficult to schedule the training between the two, in the end we decided let's give tennis your 100% time and within a couple of years and if it didn't work out and he was unhappy, take up whatever you want," she said.

Still, you may feel like Wharton as you eavesdrop: conversations tend to involve the spiritual adventures of the wealthy (as in "I'm surrounded by a lot of rich, unhappy people up there" -- this from a bald sage in a cashmere turtleneck).

When Mary is sent to live at the vicar's house to look after his sick wife, the genteel household turns out to be another unhappy set-up.

The anguish endured by the O'Briens is focused on the seemingly meaningless death of one son and the rebellion of another (played by Hunter McCracken), whose unhappy grown-up self (Sean Penn) is too briefly glimpsed.

On the call, a cleaner's car trouble meant that the company had to scramble to find a replacement (it helps that Homejoy pays some of its top cleaners to remain available on-call), and the aforementioned unhappy customer ended up getting a free cleaning — which seemed to to make up for a lot of the stress.

I have no objection to movies about growing up unhappy in Jackson Heights or Flushing, but I am not going to watch any movies where all the unhappy people in the movie live on the same street.

Every inventor ended up unhappy, poor, or committing suicide.

She was so unhappy she ended up buying a PS3.