Sentence examples for anxious about joining from inspiring English sources

This is the fragile economic terrain on which the election is being fought: the needs and aspirations of the ever-expanding numbers of America's working poor and the far larger ranks of those anxious about joining them.

And I'll admit that as someone who has had an on-off relationship with Britain's favourite Time Lord – everything between Tom Baker and David Tennant is a black hole to me – I was a bit anxious about joining a clutch of fervent Whovians, as fans are known, on a three-day Doctor Who tour.

Chief executive John Varley has in recent days begun negotiations with the Treasury about joining its insurance scheme for bank assets but is anxious to protect Barclays' independence.

She's anxious about decisions.

He is anxious about failure.

What was I so anxious about?

What are people so anxious about?

He was feeling increasingly anxious about work.

But surely H. and G. are not anxious about eating; they are anxious about being eaten.

So, what's everyone so anxious about?

The girls were anxious about confirming assumptions about their gender, while the boys were anxious about living up to them.