Sentence examples for been worry from inspiring English sources
verb
To seize or shake by the throat, especially of a dog or wolf.
- Your dog's been worrying sheep again.
"There's been worry from everybody," the church's pastor, Drew Ludwig, said of the renovations.
Transport concerns have been at the root of opposition from locals and councillors to some of the proposed sites – there has been worry about traffic flooding surrounding rural roads and communities and scepticism that these communities can have the public transport and other alternatives to the car that would persuade people living there not to own and use cars so much.
Back in the day these dark, character-heavy spots were the norm on Ponce De Leon, but with the invasion of the mega mixed-used projects like Ponce City Market, there's been worry the legendary street would lose some of its ATL charm.
There had been worry that another consequence of the replay system would be to make the old dirt-kicking, hat-tossing manager outburst a thing of the past.
But there had also been worry and speculation that Mr. Jackson was not physically ready for such an arduous run of concerts, and his postponement of the first of those shows to July 13 from July 8 fueled new rounds of gossip about his health.
But even here, there has been worry that the theory overemphasizes the contribution of the director at the expense of other people actors, directors of photography, screenwriters whose contributions may be equally important to the making of at least some films.
