Sentence examples for was getting pissed from inspiring English sources

"Eric Clapton was getting pissed off," remembers Cooper.

Threatening references to my presumed adulterous nature gave way to promises that "He" was getting pissed at me for "playing with these whores".

Got pissed slowly, enjoyed the fact that they knew they were getting pissed.

We're getting pissed off with each other again.

"On the worst days, I feel like I'm getting pissed on all the time," she says.

It's about pretending that you're James Joyce or Shane MacGowan and that you're getting pissed to reconcile your intense masculinity with your deeply romantic soul.

Even the BBC must be getting pissed off with them by now… We don't have a flag culture at Bestival.. but I love them at Glastonbury!

While Peggy is diligently committing her ideas to tape – Don-style – Kinsey is getting pissed, looking at his old Playtex triumph and listening to jazz to drum up some inspiration.

"Lou" launches occasional anti-Thatcher sallies ("everything everyone fought for is getting pissed on now, by that sellout shopkeeper from Grantham and her second-rate cast of blethering toffs"), but Warner is too scrupulous to turn him into a full-blown comic dandy.

TRACK OF THE WEEK No Drama Imagine the pressure if you're both a musician and revered reggae DJ David Rodigan's son: not knowing if he's yelling at you to turn your music down because the neighbours are getting pissed off again, or because it's doing his head in.

Important clients, who were supposed to bypass the review, were getting pissed off.