Sentence examples for How anxiously from inspiring English sources
The price freeze U-turn saga shows how anxiously they watch Labour's poll lead.
(Brooks was himself the last player cut from the 1960 Olympic team, and he knew just how anxiously his charges were clinging to their spots on the roster).
From my time in the BBC newsroom, I know how anxiously the national broadcaster navigates by the sound of press decibels, striving for a mid course, even if that's often between flat and round earthers.
It's fascinating how anxiously we await cures to the most horrible diseases like cancer, and yet how easily we dismiss cures to diseases when they exist.
As we watch, the wife of the main fireman talks in voiceover about life with someone whose job is so dangerous; and how she anxiously waits for a call or a text to say everything's OK.
No organisation contributed more to Corbyn's victory than Britain's biggest union, Unite, yet on arriving in Brighton I was taken aside by a senior figure in that union who asked anxiously: "How long do you think he'll last?" How long indeed?
The other patients' wives (and my mother) asked anxiously how we felt.
The head of the University, Prof. Johannes L. Hoops, wonders anxiously how soon the Americans are going to allow the University to reopen.
Having told he wanted me to go, Miliband said a little anxiously "How do you feel?" I said: "You must be right.
"Having told he wanted me to go, Ed said a little anxiously, 'How do you feel?' I said 'You must be right.
Arsenal's manager expressed concern that Sánchez would be pressed into action and suffer a serious setback and will watch anxiously how his key forward copes against Uruguay.
