Sentence examples for a worried note from inspiring English sources

I struggle with the law on any kind of taxation, let alone double taxation and sent a worried note to the whip in charge, wondering whether there had been a horrible mistake.

A blue note is a flattened or – in the terminology of jazz – a "worried" note, which dips below the major scale to vouch for the intensity of an emotion; Blue Note is a record label which, since its foundation 75 years ago, has recorded the bluest and most worried jazz performers.

In a recent discussion with other First Amendment lawyers, I struck a worried note about my fear that the current generation might not care as much as previous generations about their privacy.

General Manager Brian Cashman said he was not worried, noting that Wang received the highest arbitration award ever for a first-time eligible pitcher.

The illustrations, often of animals that Church saw at the Bronx and Central Park Zoos, take up more room on the pages than his worried notes about unpaid bills and confessions of heavy drinking.

Facebook also drew worried notes from parents abroad.

A worried city.

She gave a worried look.