Sentence examples for fret so much from inspiring English sources
But, hey, you can only fret so much, so one local in The East Hampton Star the other day offered her 12 commandments for summer visitors.
If gains were really being made, there would be little need to fret so much about the pain involved in spending cuts, says Mr Travers.The bill for welfare, the single biggest component of government spending, has also been rising.
Knowing that the inspectors would be arriving in less than 48hours caused me to fret so much about the lessons I was to teach on the Wednesday and Thursday that I almost completely forgot about the lessons I was teaching on Monday and Tuesday.
I imagine her twirling her hair on her forefinger, giving me that little wink she did right before she laughed at something that tickled her, and telling me not to fret so much.
If you're gonna fret so much, think of the good memories you had, have a good laugh, hang with friends.
He had fretted so much over the cat's health that at one point, Romeo's veterinarian expressed worry about her son, she said.
I later discovered that Ely's cipher is actually quite well known, and if the Internet had existed in 1978 I would not have fretted so much over breaking it.
AFTER years of lost sleep over Sarbanes-Oxley and other post-Enron clampdowns, can America's corporate chieftains finally stop fretting so much about the threat of shareholder litigation?
Add to that the fact he has recovered the ball 34 times, the fourth highest total in the World Cup so far, and it is easy to understand why Brazilians are fretting so much about how to replace him.
Watching Harrington struggle with Donald in the opening fourball, he accepted the Irishman's suggestion that he should be teamed for the remaining pairs sessions with a rookie, Ross Fisher, who took advantage of the older man's experience while Harrington himself benefited from not fretting so much about his own game.
