Examples of 'quite cross' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite cross"
quite cross - This phrase means to be very angry or upset about something. It signifies a high level of displeasure or frustration
How to use "quite cross" in a sentence
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Jeremy went to sleep that night quite cross.
Got quite cross.
That made the pope quite cross.
They got quite cross and they took their kit home.
God can get quite cross.
He was quite cross cos I ran into him.
The foreign diplomats are quite cross.
He was quite cross cos I ran intohim.
They got me quite cross.
I did not really understand what you were doing, and I was quite cross.
He looks quite cross.
Parents had complained, and both were quite cross.
Why, you were quite cross that you can not do it.
My driving made James quite cross.
And was quite cross on the Wednesday morning, if you did not know it perfectly.
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I think he 's going to be quite cross with us.
They got quite cross and they took their kit home . Yeah.
This year we saw the finish line, but could not quite cross it.
You know, I can get quite cross about this.
What? Jeremy went to sleep that night quite cross.
You are still quite cross with me, are not you?
Well, some of these verses They got me quite cross.
Yes, he did . He was quite cross cos I ran into him.
I think that policeman 's quite cross.
Yes, he did. He was quite cross cos I ran intohim.
I imagine, after yesterday 's unpleasantness, you are quite cross with me.
Gosh, quite cross.
I think Mr Hameseder 's paper is quite cross cutting.
One of them just hit the, well, one of them would getting quite cross.
Well, some of these verses They got me quite cross But the sun 's been kind.
Well a few of the verses, well thy 've got me quite cross.
Actually, I think it would not quite cross the threshold to 19 yet.
Well, a few of the verses Well, they have got me quite cross.
Four seconds, I'm going to get quite cross with you. And in about.
And in about … four seconds, I am going to get quite cross with you.
Well, they they got me quite cross.
A long research? Got quite cross.
Well, I still can get quite cross.
