Sentence examples for fret about getting from inspiring English sources

Parents fret about getting their children up early every weekday.

In a moment we'll go and set up camp, out in the dunes, and everyone will sit back and watch the sunset, while I fret about getting sand in my keyboard/camera/knickers.

You needn't fret about getting sweaty or having a stank backpack, either, because the shoulder straps are ventilated and there's a full air channel back system.

Any teen with their first mind-boggling cellphone bill does not buy a CD that month; instead they fret about getting cut off by the phone company as they click on a p2p network to download the latest hit to their mp3 playing handset.

I fretted about getting lost while hiking.

Oh, and he's fretting about getting his website (with his voluminous backlist) in order.

Elected politicians were too busy fretting about getting re-elected to devise a coherent strategy for ultimate victory.

So, while my friends fretted about getting past the huge queues that develop once the main acts have finished, I headed up before the sun went down.

I left, slightly depressed, wondering if the monks who lived and worshipped on this site 1,300 years ago ever fretted about "getting down wid da kidz".

I'd been fretting about getting Flora a sky cot but she's the only baby and we're the only family on board.

You wake up with Caitlyn Jenner at 4am as she fulminates over her sense of responsibility to the trans community, fretting about "getting it right".