Sentence examples for apprehensive about becoming from inspiring English sources
Ten years later, asked by Gladstone if he was apprehensive about becoming Irish secretary, Morley replied that, after restraining Stead's passion for sensational journalism, governing "the most distressful country" would seem easy.
Perhaps wisely, Norris reacts more than acts in his scenes with Thayer, a wholesome type whose Kay is a successful career woman apprehensive about becoming a mother at 36 and settling down to married life.
The Duke of York was apprehensive and upset about becoming King, and Elizabeth was furious, privately blaming Mrs Simpson for ruining their lives.
How about becoming a saint?
Think about becoming a millionaire.
Becoming apprehensive about the amount of time his two sons spent watching football games on TV, a suburban father bought two expensive sets of football equipment for them.
By Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, September 18 , 1971P. 29 Becoming apprehensive about the amount of time his two sons spent watching football games on TV, a suburban father bought two expensive sets of football equipment for them.
He's becoming more and more apprehensive about his bowling.
He says he is apprehensive about a government agency taking over the caves and barring access, or worse, it becoming a commercialized roadside spectacle.
This should make them less apprehensive about hiring you, if they have any apprehension.
David Tankel is clearly apprehensive about being interviewed.
