Sentence examples for anxious mr from inspiring English sources
Put another way, they look more and more like working-class whites which Democrats have been "haemorrhaging" in races all over the country, as an anxious Mr Palacio puts it.Texas saw another Democratic disappointment.
An anxious Mr Cumberbatch has pleaded with fans to help spread the word to audience members not to film in the auditorium, understandably spooked by the twinkle of red lights from recording devices.
Miller picks up on the mother-son relationshiop to give the anxious Mrs Tischbein (a furrowed-browed Naomi Frederick) a moment, not in the book, when she turns up in Berlin to abort Emil's adventures.
They were anxious, Mr Mann told him, to build British parliamentary and government support for the Pacific islands' readmission to the Commonwealth following its suspension in 2009.
America is anxious that Mr Wang's visit is not postponed.
Now imagine the chancellor standing before an anxious Commons: "Mr Speaker, we are in an unprecedented crisis.
Democrats are anxious about Mr Gore's tactics as it is; they would surely not stomach a legitimacy fight in Congress.
May said the government is anxious that Mr Litvinenko's death is properly investigated, and accepts that there are "important factors" in favour of establishing an inquiry.
Reunifying the Palestinian ranks may do just that.Egypt's generals seem supportive, anxious for Mr Abbas's forces to replace Hamas's at the closed crossing between Egypt and Gaza.
The ruling Socialists are anxious, Mr. Isakov said.
"People need not be anxious," Mr. Cavallo said.
