Sentence examples for To worried about from inspiring English sources

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The BBC2 controller, Janice Hadlow, has given the green light to Worried About the Boy, a drama to be made by the independent producer Red which will follow the future Culture Club singer's journey to become a star of the 1980s fashion and music scene.

I am not to worried about unicorns as there is no evidence that they exist.

Ferguson added: "We have good options in attack, but obviously losing five goals in a game of football, then you have to worried about that".

But Pincus doesn't seem to be to worried about the added players in the arena and tells me that she welcomes the challenge of competing with Gilt in the home goods space.

If you have a sweet apartment with a spiral staircase like the dude in the above photo, though, you're probably not to worried about spending $30 on something like this.

But as summer turns to fall, here are eight reasons to remain worried about housing.

Meanwhile, Hamilton insists there is no reason to feel worried about his 29-point deficit to championship leader Rosberg.

Every year, shingles strikes 200,000 adults ages 50 to 59. "If someone 52 came to me worried about shingles, I'd vaccinate him," Dr. Oxman said.

To begin with, Labour MPs have far less to be worried about now than the Tories did in 1990.

Behind the scenes, however, a somewhat different story is starting to emerge — one that offers reason for optimism to anyone worried about the planet.