I'm sick of this redneck!
I'm sick of your insane demands.
I'm sick of the whole business.
I was sick of waiting for you.
Apparently, she's not the only one sick of the socialite.
The fact is, that you were sick of civility, of deference, of officious attention.
I'm sick of dour faces staring at me from the T. V. tower.
Suddenly, Belle got up from her seat, sick of the afternoon sun.
I was avoiding them as much as possible, sick of the affair and disgusted with the both of them.
Marketers tend to overdo things, which makes people sick of them, leery of their methods and message.
I am sick of all of your boasting about boring into a mountain in Montana to find your bonanza!
Although she had read the book about a thousand and seventy five times, she never got sick of it.
Or maybe you're sick of being the tallest girl in your class or the only boy who has to shave.
It's a poem which begins, "I have heard that hysterical women say they are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow, of poets that are always gay..."
When Chavez was elected in 1998, the national mood was one of exasperation: citizens, rich and poor, were sick of political leaders they considered corrupt and uncaring.
Exchange papers with peers or a mentor, and when you are sick of your own writing, reciprocate by reading their work.
If that works, Skylifter craft may yet bring relief to stranded disaster victims—and also to jaded millionaires sick of ocean liners.
I was sick of cold, tasteless omelet and bacon, ” he explained, “So I was overjoyed when I cooked a warm meal in my rented place.”
Its people were assured that the euro would be run with the same discipline as their beloved Deutsch mark and they are sick of paying for all of Europe's new schemes.
