He's sick

He's sick they say, but is getting better, and will be all right again before long.

Swears he's sick of fellows showing their arms and legs, and seeing which fellow's hardest, and who's got three belts of muscle across his wind, and who hasn't, and the like of that.

The Blues have now shipped nine goals in their last four matches and boss Farrell admitted he's sick of it.

Now he's sick to his pants that he doesn't have the world heavyweight champion.

Warren Gatland tells Shaun Edwards he's sick of reading about him and demands he sorts out his future TOTALLY agree with Gatland.

Iain Smith is poor that has to Tudor Nigel Farage tells us he's sick of the elite, which you can understand because as a child he had to struggle at rundown Dulwich College, where sometimes the deprivation was so great the students had to share one cricket field between two boys.

Billingham, he says is definitely not dead and he's sick of people saying that it is.

If for example, he has a previous engagement, that is a valid excuse.If he's sick, that's a valid excuse.)

If President Duterte could take a 'power nap' during the 33rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, it may be because he's sick, or just plain lazy.

Meanwhile Jacob seems to be growing a little too fond of Maya, Dr Cavanagh tells Bernice he's sick of all the secrecy, and Chas and Paddy face the difficult task of planning Grace's funeral.

He says he's sick of the debt, the corruption and the unfunded pensions.

He's sick. I had to move quickly but I'm happy Joe came in.