Sentence examples for continue to fret over from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, working-class people continue to fret over the carrots they eat.
The meeting's goal of further progress on global emissions is unlikely to be met as developed nations continue to fret over their own domestic financial woes.
However, across Brazil, columnists and talkshows continue to fret over their No10's form and whether he has recovered from the groin injury that blighted his season.
Updated at 3.03pm BST 2.45pm BST US stock markets slip at open A few minutes after the opening bell on Wall Street, stock markets are lower as investors continue to fret over the apparent gridlock in budget negotiations in Washington.
While Brazil and Fifa continue to fret over late stadiums and spiralling World Cup costs, another kind of football tournament, far removed from the sleek corporate world of Sepp Blatter and Co, kicks off in Rio de Janeiro this Sunday.
Speaking at a security summit in Singapore, Carter said countries across the Asia-Pacific region continue to fret over China's sweeping claims of sovereignty in the South China Sea, and its attempts to bolster these by creating military bases on reclaimed islets and increasing maritime patrols.
Wargo continued to fret over her impossible dilemma.
The false panic over their record -- alarm that might have become a reality if George Steinbrenner had continued to fret over the spring slide -- was deflated.
He continues to fret over wanting the collection to be seen and not thought of as exclusive, but also wishing for it to be taken seriously and beyond that, needing to make a living.
'No magic happened in my three years there,' he says, 'I continued to fret over the idea of fiction as something made up.' Fiction as something artificial would not be good enough.
As Prussia began to dominate Germany, the ageing queen continued to fret over the marriages of her grandchildren – all those oyster-eyed Victorias, Alices, Arthurs and Alfreds – who were to be sent out in a second wave to the four corners of Europe, carrying their fateful cargo of haemophilia, porphyria and sound constitutional principles.
