Sentence examples for fret me from inspiring English sources

I assure you it will fret me to death ere long to see my soldiers in this case and cannot help them", Leicester wrote home.

Several people fretted to me about "Dirty John," from the L.A. Times and Wondery, whose tone and content, as well as its jarring murder-themed ads, made people uneasy.

At the county fair, near a display of homemade dresses and wrapped presents (apparently a category at fairs these days), a woman fretted to me about cuts to state schools.

I was so busy fretting over me, I didn't realize my loss was his gain.

Occupy your time so you're not festering or fretting (trust me on this).

That experience had made me fret about this meeting.

Still, I don't think it is mere pedantry that makes me fret about the letter of the choreography's being lost.

Everything about it makes me fret, from getting changed at a bench in the changing rooms to something as simple as not knowing if the lockers take 50p pieces or pound coins.

Mediapart alleged it had a "trace" of a conversation between Mr Cahuzac and one of his former chargé d'affaires in which he is said to fret: "What irks me is that I've still got this account open at UBS".

There is a fair bit of talk about the unfairness of setting up more heritage centres, which makes me fret that my old county will end up as a kind of wall-to-wall Heritage Experience when what it needs are recipes for future prosperity, not just a way of bemoaning what has gone.

That Twitter is valued in some ways more richly than Facebook now, with a far less mature business model, makes me fret.