Sentence examples for concerned day from inspiring English sources

Where issues of the back are concerned, Day must be especially careful.

"We've both been governors," Mr. Darman remembered Mr. Carter telling Mr. Reagan, sounding like a concerned Sunday School teacher.

"As far as Victoria is concerned, Friday will not be about tax policy thought bubbles," Andrews said.

(New York City is not working in a vacuum, and some bid officials were becoming increasingly concerned Monday that the Europeans were also arguing that New York City will be all the more ready in 2016).

That message sounded that much louder to all concerned Thursday on the day of another deadly terrorist attack, this one in Nice, France.

" We lived a normal… life" (mother) Work concerned the jobs held by the adults, and school/preschool concerned day-care centres since the children were small when they were in the home country.

"I'm somewhat concerned about Sunday," Girardi said.

I'm concerned about Sunday but that's natural.

"I'm a little concerned about Friday night; I won't pretend I'm not," said Susan Lacy, the executive producer of "American Masters," whose "Bill T. Jones: A Good Man" — which chronicles that choreographer's creation of a piece for the Ravinia Festival marking Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday — is also featured in the festival.

Clinton's increasingly busy and impromptu travel schedule this election season – and the positive reception she's gotten from die-hard Hillary fans sporting buttons and signs and local voters more concerned about Tuesday than 2016 alike – have not exactly tamped down speculation that she'll start running for president in the next six months.

It's like Homeland, isn't it?" This has all the ingredients for LBC gold but by the time a caller is on the line Nick seems more concerned about Sunday evening's unfathomable plot twists than an absconding terror suspect.