We're already fed up with missionaries.

He was well fed up with adventures, thank you, and could have done very well without this latest.

It's all in the day's work to buck blizzards and starve and freeze, though I wouldn't be surprised if our systems were pretty well fed up with grief before we caught Mr. Bully West.

She was fed up with everything, the shrewishness of Mama Thérèse, the drunkenness of Papa Dupont, the hideous dullness of the café, the smell of food, the fumes of tobacco, the reek of wines.

She was fed up with the leers of Papa Dupont, the scowls of Mama Thérèse, the grimaces of waiters, the stares of customers, the very sight of herself in the mirror across the room.

She was fed up with being fed up, she wanted to do something lunatic, she wanted to kick and scream and drum on the floor with her heels.

"They may have had a man on when you first escaped, but if so he must have got fed up with the job by now.

"As a matter of fact, I am rather fed up with my own country just now.

I'm fed up with you all.

I'm fed up with the England you fellows represent.

I do not object to a certain amount of surveillance, but I am getting fed up with Boko."

24 THE ADAIR METHOD It was during the interval that day that Stone and Robinson, discussing the subject of cricket over a bun and ginger beer at the school shop, came to a momentous decision, to wit, that they were fed up with the Adair administration and meant to strike.

And probably pretty well fed up with the weather.

" People do not associate in order to receive epigrammatic shocks, nor to be fed up with information and have their views put right.

This has caused some alarm and not a little interest in this country, as the following extracts will show: "Berlin Resident" states that he has too long been fed up with imitation meals, and for weeks past has had nothing to eat but holes from Limburger.

I'm fed up with the whole business.

I was just getting fed up with the waiting, and about to go away, when I thought I saw a movement in the trench opposite.

In the 1993 election, the public was fed up with the Tories (PC) as reflected in the opinion polls.

I think he must have been a little fed up with our silly British way (rather attractive, all the same) of assuming that the whole world is bound to recognise the justice of our point of view without the use of propaganda to stimulate its intelligence.

"Weary I am of worrying and warning; For all my toil I get it in the neck; I am fed up with it; and from this morning I shall not seek to keep your crimes in check; Sin as you willI shall but acquiesce; Sleep on, O sentinelsI shall not curse;

Yet I can conceive of people so fed up with the makers of blood-heat fiction that Mr. NORRIS'S lukewarm method will afford them a pleasant change.

I am fed up with anxiousness.

At last Bill, getting fed up with this unusual solicitude, yelled back: 'What's all the anxiety abaht, eh?'

Just now I'm being fed up with its limitations.

"Heiny," said the Russian Cockney, "is fed up with the war.