Sentence examples for find something worrying from inspiring English sources

I pace around, searching, and return to my seat to find something worrying.

Listen hard and you may find something to worry about.

The men will find something to worry about".

GIVEN how easy it has been to find something to worry about, be it the plummeting dollar, war in Iraq or the crookedness of so many corporate bosses, it has been easy to miss one extraordinarily positive economic trend: for companies around the world, on average, business has never been better.

Mr. Phillips said the judges should find something else to worry about.

As long as expected inflation doesn't rise much further, you should find something else to worry about.

They say that if you get rich, you just find something else to worry about; in the case of the British, it's clearly a sense of stiff upper-lipped duty to buy into the signifiers of wealth, unrewarding as they are.

"People working on ethics will have to find something new to worry about".

Since debt won't bag us, you might find something better to worry about, like which stocks to put in your shopping bag.

You'd think the feds could find something bigger to worry about in a $6 trillion economy, but the FTC decided a Meade-Celestron combination would tyrannize the country with a monopoly in high-end scopes.

"If you do find something that you're worried about it is always best to face up to it - no matter how frightened you are.