Sentence examples for bothered to turn from inspiring English sources

But few MPs even bothered to turn up.

Not that Bianca could be bothered to turn up.

The corporates haven't bothered to turn up for the start.

I'm not sure he has bothered to turn up.

Less than a fifth of the electorate bothered to turn out to vote.

One reformer said: "The prime minister couldn't even be bothered to turn up in the chamber.

Boris Johnson – supposedly an avowed critic of the plan – couldn't even be bothered to turn up.

At the elections  in June 2009 only 30% of the electorate bothered to turn out.

Critics suggested that was because he never bothered to turn allies into friends.

In one middle-class district of Khartoum, only 3 per cent of registered voters bothered to turn up.

Yet barely a third of the electorate bothered to turn out, a steep decline from previous votes.