When one gets sick of it, the other picks it back up.
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Sometimes he gets sick of me and I get sick of him.
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He gets sick of the eye test and tells the officer he won't comply.
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" And eventually, she gets tired of it: "One gets sick of cleaning up after others.
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Once everyone finally gets sick of their bullshit, Libras can find themselves left in the cold.
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Finally, she gets sick of Khloé's persistence and yells at her, bringing the convo to a halt.
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Lots of new things are great, but everyone gets sick of ice cream after a while, right?
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Finally, Connor gets sick of fighting with Lincoln over the picture and tosses it in the pool in a fit of rage.
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It's a well fiction turns to over and over again, in its many forms, seemingly because nobody ever gets sick of it.
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Justin Bieber has a promising career as a food truck vendor if he ever gets sick of writing music and touring the world.
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He lamented, with a laugh, a few years ago that he gets "sick of that shit" when people talk about how short his songs are.
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Everyone gets sick of hiding in the shadows, even Scorpios; big career moves that force them to take on more proactive roles may be on the horizon.
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And when Amelia gets sick of listening to Maggie complain that Meredith isn't listening to her Riggs laments, the newlywed sits the siblings down and tells them they have to talk.
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But if there's no planned departure for Earth any time soon—or if NASA gets sick of delivering your internet shopping returns—you might have to take matters into your own hands.
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But the biggest threat to Frank and Claire's reign is Congressman Alex Romero, a young fellow Democrat who gets sick of their manipulations and reopens an investigation that is bound to end with impeachment.
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But she never feels at home with his smug Republican buddies—"Your friends make me feel like I'm invited for drinks and everyone else is staying for supper," she says—and he finally gets sick of her moral stridency.
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He writes of calling a friend to ask him to support his sons if he gets sick; of watching two older men play chess outdoors without masks; of taking in a crisp Wuhan day, with few around to share it.
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Floyd has REALLY racked up the miles this year -- vacationing everywhere from Dubai to Singapore and Monaco, Thailand, Bali, Turks and Caicos and L.A. If you're wondering if Floyd ever gets sick of hanging on the beach and spending his money ... no, he does not.
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He falls in love with her, but she always is getting farther away from him. Later, when she gets sick of him following her, she asks her mother what she should do. Her mother asks her to reveal to him the truth about her marriage. Then it will be his choice to accept her or not.
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Sumathi is intrigued by Aravind and she begins to tease him. One day, Aravind gets sick of it and he tells her his bitter past. In the past, during his college days, Aravind and Sheela (Roopa Sree) fell in love with each other. Aravind got his girlfriend's name tattooed on the chest and he even presented her a gold ring.
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Nick gets home to Dallas after having two credit cards confiscated, and finding out his Thunderbird was gone, and wonders what is going on. He gets home to find out from his son that Jo Beth had a heart attack. At the same time, he sent Miriam off to his friend's apartment playing it off as his own. However, his friend finally gets sick of playing the game and tells Miriam the truth, so she goes to the hospital to confront Nick.
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In season 3 episode 4, Alex starts to unravel. It appears Alex is starting to relapse into drugs; however, it is just taking pain pills. She takes them after a heated argument with Sean in the medical facility, and because her bullet wound was causing her so much pain, she gave in and took one pill. After Alex gets sick of waiting at Division and hurt after her and Sean's conversation, she tells Nikita she's going on the mission to Amanda's house with her.
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She gets sick of him and files a complaint to the police against him thus the police arrest Chandru and beat him up to forget her. Chandru's mother Suguna decides to intervene and tries to convince Priya to marry her son and Priya told her why she refused to accept Chandru's love. In the past, Priya was hit by a car and Sandhya (Manjari) rushes her to the hospital, Sandhya even bore the costs of her operation and Priya was saved. Priya and Sandhya became best friends.
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Papa Smurf then observes the Village and notes that all the things the Smurfs once did in a cooperative spirit are now done if they are paid only, and there are fights over money as well as stress all around due to the constant work. One day, a Smurf gets sick of the aggravating currency-based life and decides to leave the Smurf Village. Other Smurfs agree and leave with him, even Papa Smurf. In fact, everyone leaves save for Finance Smurf, who tells them they cannot leave because they owe him money.
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Don Jose makes the dancers' food and all the performers end up passing gas. Picasso returns to Paris, where he meets Sirkka (Lena Nyman), a Finnish singer who sings a song that he becomes enchanted by. However, when it turns out that that song (which is essentially a recipe for making a kalakukko (the equivalent of the Russian rybnik or kurnik)) is the only one Sirkka’s got on her repertoire, Picasso soon gets sick of it and leaves for New York City with his father. In America there is a prohibition on art (a reference to the real Prohibition era of liquor).
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"What to Expect When Bart's Expecting" is the nineteenth episode of the 25th season of the American animated sitcom The Simpsons, and the 549th episode of the series. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on April 27, 2014. It was written by John Frink and directed by Matthew Nastuk. In the episode, Bart makes a voodoo doll of his hippie art teacher when he gets sick of art class and cast a spell to make her sick, but when he inadvertently gets her pregnant, he becomes a savior to Springfield couples trying to conceive—and is subsequently kidnapped to help conceive a thoroughbred race horse.
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An exhausted business woman named Catherine is sitting on a train reading a love story, this is the only time of day where Catherine gets a break from the caring she gives to her aging mother. When a blind man with asthma called Pól sits across from her, he constantly interrupts her and proceeds in annoying her by making loud noises, asking peculiar questions and coming out with irrelevant statements. When Catherine gets sick of Pól constantly annoying her, she tells him that a piece of the sweet cake that he is eating has a worm in it. When she tells him this there is a loud cough from a nervous Pól, and he suddenly gets a shorter breath.
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In order to enjoy his retirement from the fire department, a father named Tom Cathkart (Danny DeVito) takes drastic measures to get his twenty-something, slacker sons to move out and fend for themselves. They continue to try to make their own film company, called Cathkart productions. Tom eventually gets sick of his sons slacking off and he leaves them alone while he takes his wife Mary Cathkart (Katey Sagal) and all the food with him, leaving his sons to no option but to take care of responsibilities in and around the house. They decide to open their own bed and breakfast and they let their friends to stay at the house for money.
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