Being super busy – running from one place to another and always fretting that I'm trying to pack too much in.
She was always fretting over him, it seemed, cringing whenever he moved.
"A man who is a king, or a king in waiting, is always fretting," she said.
Given that the die-hards come to eat and pack more for later, the host family always frets.
Red Sox fans, tormented by the team's tortured history of autumn free falls, temper the joys of summer by always fretting about the worst.
The hour she spends with them is the "least favourite" part of her job, and the bit she always frets about.
We are always fretting about whether athletes are role models, but here we had major leaguers showing they could be colleagues for a night, although some fans ignored the example.
Estragon (David Mandelbaum), called Gogo, is a mess, always fretting, whether it is about his ill-fitting boots or the proper order in which he and Didi should commit suicide.
Indeed, given the pressures for ever larger government, many reformers feel they will have to work hard just to keep it at its present size.Government has always tended to expand (see table 1), and people have always fretted about it.
Its weaker client, Austria, was always fretting about its relative demographic decline amid a hostile Slavic sea -- does that sound familiar?
