ticked off In A Sentence

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• One thing ticked off my 100 things to do before i die list.
• At first it ticked off Rowan, as this has been a sensitive subject for him for his whole life.
• So Mother Earth is pretty ticked off at people in general.
• Jeff, you just really ticked off a customer.
• It is understandable to be ticked off when the machine goes deep six on you.
• If it had been more I may have been a bit ticked off.
• She ticked off three items on the list.
• I must say I was a little ticked off by the staff that help the waiters at the table.
• It turned out he wasn't the only one ticked off by all the hypocrisy out there.
• We were so ticked off we decided to go get something to eat and cool off.
• He's already ticked off the manager and the players.
• I walked out ticked off and you just lost 30.
• True, if someone branded my head, I'd be pretty ticked off.
• Evie is thoroughly ticked off.
• But gasoline prices are soaring and Americans are ticked off about it.
• By the time she has discovered the body of a suspect, she has ticked off half the town.
• The staff seemed ticked off that we were there.
• I was tired, miserable, and 5th level of Hades ticked off.
• I'm ticked off big time.
• These two brothers have ticked off someone who now is gunning for Jessa as payback.
• I thought he pulled a chump move on that one, and you can see why Clarity was so ticked off.
• I was actually ticked off that I wasted so much time reading it.
• Watch out world, Chandler is back and she is ticked off at the world.
• And further, I am totally ticked off at this board.
• You have a character that is ticked off.
• So ticked off i left without a bag.
• They don't act like the typical ticked-off teenagers who have gotten the wrong end of the stick.
• Ted Simmons, the former catcher who is now an Indians superscout, once ticked off all the things he liked about Johnson, and finished with : " I heard his wife ( Rhonda ) sing the anthem once.
• I'm not through chapter 2 yet and was just royally ticked off.
• I have never seen so many ticked off customers in my life.
• At this point I'm getting ticked off.
• With the changes here, and to the buffet I'm really ticked off at whomever is running The M Resort.
• The kitchen clock ticked off thirty seconds before she put down her fork and pushed away from the table.
• The title and theory sounds great but instead I became annoyed at first and ticked off by the end.
• You'll save yourselves a lot of grief and many ticked off customers.
• Unfortunately, Simcity Societies angered a lot of people and Simcity diehards were very ticked off.
• Then she gets ticked off because no one told her why and with what she was sedated.
• Eastwood's character, Frank Corvin, has been ticked off about it ever since.
• I was initially ticked off with the ending but upon reflection think it fit with the story.
• It's a pretty cool idea and I ticked off seven last night.
• I'm a little ticked off to tell you the truth.
• I am one ticked off American that is disgusted of how we were treated.
• Though occasionally she can be ticked off by stormy weather.
• At this point I'm really ticked off.
• And I'm just like ticked off that I'm going to eat my apple and my chest morning is gone.
• Hope he can out run one ticked off daddy even makes on horseback lol.
• He hammered away when he knew she was ticked off at him.
• I am so ticked off, you just don't treat your customers like this.
• Some people might get ticked off.
• Ticked off the bucket list.
• She never gets angry, or ticked off.
• Lee Child's enigmatic drifter, Jack Reacher, is back and this time, he's really ticked off.
• There is nothing grumpy more than a ticked off 76 year old lady.
• Lots to be ticked off about.
• I'm sure they have ticked off a few dealers in their day.
• Of course paige is majorlly ticked off.
• Maybe he's ticked off and wishes us to suffer.
• I was really ticked off and I felt as though I had been cheated.
• I figured this counted, and it also ticked off the Debauchery bit of my trip.
• I'm extremely ticked off.
• Finally I'm ticked off and she asks if I'd like a refill.
• There are no elements to be ticked off for conviction.
• You will laugh, cry, get ticked off, want to yell at the characters and find peace by the end.
• If I am wrong, and there will be no follow up I am left with the confused and ticked off emotions.
• I was a little ticked off that somethings happened that I felt was over the top.
• Someone always seems to be ticked off at someone else.
• It's just people trying to find a reason to be ticked off.
• Well, who wouldn't be ticked off.
• It was completely brainless and left me annoyed and ticked off on how completely dumb it was.
• Yes, I was a bit ticked off.
• They were impatient with us and generally seemed ticked off to be there.
• Otherwise, you'll be ticked off.
• And had I purchased the 'earlier' version, I would have been extremely ticked off.
• Can you say one ticked off dragon.
• I was ticked off and took an Uber back to Aria.
• Wow, Robin Meyers is one seriously ticked off individual.
• They work really well when you aren't too ticked off to remember to use them.
• Having Jose go down, I think everybody was ticked off.
• I was pretty ticked off because I was at the resort with my mother and son 3 in a bed.
• People get ticked off about anything about other people.
• They are suspicious, and ticked off that she could hurt Seth.
• I know it sounds harsh but looking back I'm pretty ticked off.
• You'd be pretty ticked off too, wouldn't you.
• Ticked off the employees were treated poorly.
• Based on the lacklustre service, I was ticked off enough that I resented leaving a tip.
• I'm still sitting here at the pub and I've already been ticked off enough to write this review.
• I will be forever ticked off about the money I previously spent on junk.
• He smiled as the final seconds ticked off, and pretended to be a critic.
• My friend and I got ticked off and had to leave without our eight dollars.
• Guess I'm a little more ticked off with the prince than his wife was in the story.
• So am I frustrated and ticked off.
• If I had paid for it, I would really have been ticked off.
• I'm a little ticked off that after forcing myself to read this story.
• I am so ticked off I can't even describe it.
• A rather vulgar and ticked off atomic particle.
• And when I was done I was kinda both ticked off and happy.
• I'm really ticked off that they didn't indicate the spicy factor on the menu.
• The other people trying to check out were really getting ticked off.
• Every time I had to do something besides read I wascompletely ticked off.
• I am kind of ticked off right now.