Sentence examples for bothered to pick from inspiring English sources

But no one else from Kiev had bothered to pick up the phone.

Some people laughed at the sight, others trampled on them, but nobody bothered to pick them up.

Ms. Bosanek has become such a celebrity that she can't even be bothered to pick up the phone, reducing her boss to playing receptionist for her.

He then confessed that he had dropped a roll of 50 pennies, which had come loose, outside her door and he couldn't be bothered to pick them up.

"For other retailers who haven't even bothered to pick the telephone up, I am afraid it is open season," Handley said.

Back then though, the straight-talking painter-decorator dismissed the acting world as 'pish', so it was a small miracle that he bothered to pick up The Crucible at all.

In contrast, on the opposite side of the circle the builders only bothered to pick-dress the inner faces of the surviving uprights.

Other tomatoes are rotten; no gardener would ever bother to pick them.

There are many battles worth fighting in parliament: so why bother to pick this one?

Jessica: The Americans wouldn't bother to pick that sort of thing up.

The ball fell softly to the ground, bouncing a few times, and Williams did not bother to pick it up.