'… I can't stand for long, or (get) up and down; my leg, which is a pain, but its not sore, I mean there's lots of things I do do, … It doesnae' hold me back … I got so used to it I think that's maybe why I never really bothered that much about it' (Martha, LFC).
A few years ago, then living in Greenwich, Conn., she told People magazine that it never bothered her that Americans ignored her royal title.
Still, I suppose Alf Ramsey, who never bothered with that, did all right.
A July graduation can often make you wish you'd never bothered with that new dress or suit underneath the gown.
I've never been all that bothered that Mitt Romney once packed his diarrhetic Irish setter, Seamus, on the roof of the family station wagon.
I worried that he would want to see whether I had incorporated the things he said, but he never bothered me about that.
Several years ago, when New Jersey switched from taxing liquor on the wholesale level to taxing it on the retail level, the accountant never bothered to calculate that tax.
Which, in theory, sounds nice, but of course the hotel never bothered to make that suggestion to Fearer.
They never bothered to flex that muscle.
The NRA claims to have four million members, although the media have never bothered to verify that figure.
