Sentence examples for were very pissed from inspiring English sources

When we got back, we all went in one room to drink beer and watch TV and the manager called to complain cause they were very pissed off that the girls were in the boys' room.

"I'm very pissed off," he said.

'I'm very pissed off with Malcolm - thinks he knows it all!' "But Kubrick could be very spontaneous, surprisingly, and I picked that up from him.

The response from an immigration officer in the slide is: "I'm very pissed off and have told Paul Windsor about this.

At first I was very pissed off - 'You've got to be kidding!' - and then you realise he's just given you an almighty present - you can do whatever you want.

"Joe Bloggs on the factory floor in Manchester couldn't give a toss if the head of state is driven around in a car, but he would be very pissed off if good money is pouring in after bad".

In fact, some are very pissed off.

He was very pissed off because of Koreatown.

If I tell you her middle name, she will be very pissed at me.

The senior Justice Department official, one source "close to McCabe" told the Journal, had been "very pissed off".

Unsurprisingly, Boudica was very pissed off, and she gathered 100,000 British rebels to fight back against the bastard Romans trying to colonise her country.