Sentences with phrase «snippy when»

But his mood turned snippy when a reporter asked if CompStat's reliance on numbers promoted ticket quotas.

The atmosphere is nice, the beer's cold, and you don't get snippy when I put my feet on the furniture.

Not exact matches

Things that have made me snippy and mean: Choosing a paint color for the back porch, when my husband got Sawyer out of the high chair while I was making more plums, my oldest son talking like a baby endlessly.

When I do manage to shut off my overworked brain (money, jobs, that snippy tone of that one email, need to replace the tub, money, two babies oh my god TWO BABIES), I am plagued with really annoying anxiety dreams, of the «I have a final in a college class that I never attended but forgot to drop» and «I'm waiting tables and can't seem to get orders in and customers are storming out and / or ordering stuff that isn't on the menu and what do you MEAN I have to get soda refills from down the block?»

In 1999, Saldana received what seemed to be the ideal first film role when she was cast as a talented but snippy dancer vying for a spot at the fictional American Ballet Company in the dance drama Center Stage.

I mentioned it to an author once (on facebook), after I'd bought several of her books that were riddled with typos, and she got all snippy about «that's what happens when you read pirated books.»

Melissa, when I read your response, I re-read my comment and realized it sounded snippy.

She cowers and tries to hide when taken out of her run, but at no time does she become nasty or snippy.

I'm not even going to get snippy about the controls; you're told up front you're best off with a pad but the keyboard control system isn't hideous when you get the hang of it.

Now when you're tapping out a comment, And you ain't bein» P.C., You better jolly well consider, The Comment Policy, And if you get a snippy e-mail, No matter what befalls, Don't try to argue your opinion, Or you're in trouble with Lee Rawles

Oftentimes we'll be asking a simple question or making a harmless comment, but those words quickly become fightin» words when the tone is snippy, sarcastic, or agitated.

We are much more likely to be gracious to our partner when they're snippy or having a bad day when they typically are attentive and kind.