Sentence examples for bother started from inspiring English sources
"If it's no bother," started my very English reply, "yes please".
Fortunately for me two things happened: (1) I broke down during our call and (2) my bother started asking questions, kept calling back after I hung up the phone, and made me face my own reality by telling me to use the advice in my books to help myself.
"If it's no bother," starts my very English reply, "yes please".
If you're not going to follow up your long-term strategic planning with future capability planning, don't even bother starting the strategic planning work.
Don't bother starting if you're not planning to follow through for the entire year.
When a government is anti-business like that, fewer firms bother to start up and fewer jobs are created.
We will not swear to it, but we think that what's bothering us started several seasons ago with an announcer for a National Football League gameNit could have been an announcer for any of the three leading television networks.
In Europe they are thin on the ground: too many Europeans opt for comfortable jobs working for Siemens or Electricité de France than the risk and bother of starting speculative new companies.This is worrying for Europe.
Why would a scion of one of America's richest and best-known families even bother with starting a business-to-business electronic commerce company?
But it says it is not even bothering to start its campaign until legislation is under consideration.That, says the BFSS, "is total and utter bullshit".
On Sunday morning a few people were wandering around clutching bibles but no one seemed bothered about starting anything like a service.
