Last year we worried about worrying.
I worried about worrying about the worries.
b Worried: 1 = worried about own medical complaint.
But she appals a lot of independent voters, who dislike her conservative views and worry about her evident inexperience, should she ever have to step into the 72-year-old Mr McCain's shoes.
Other scholars worry about such nationalist fervor, evident especially in Internet forums, and its influence on government policymaking.
Though cuts might not be evident when students return to classes next week, he said, "I worry about May and June".
Nowadays, with more and more antisense RNA in the genome being discovered, it is evident that analyses of strand specific RNA is something to worry about more often than one would think, and this applies to every field in biology.
In Wisconsin, with a Republican majority that need not worry about a filibuster, this thinking was self-evident.
While scientists worry about climate change on a global scale, it is evident in Tokyo today.
But it was unnecessary for the right-hander to worry about his feel for the ball because it was evident he would not be throwing it again.
But then it is evident that the new rulers of Zanzi bar are letting the town rot while they worry about the contryside, which is prosper ous.
