Sentence examples for get anxious that from inspiring English sources

She was starting to get anxious that she had become too picky about roles when Dominic Savage invited her for a cup of tea to talk about a new drama he had in mind, set in London.

When I was a full-time teacher and had a busy workload in the morning, I used to get anxious that I wouldn't fall back to sleep.

Our guide started to get anxious that we were seeing too much and our feet were now soaked and freezing..

Our guide started to get anxious that we were seeing too much and our feet were now soaked and freezing, so we got the fuck out to return to the communist utopia of contemporary Beijing at ground level.

I'm getting anxious that, having given up my less frequent but longer swims, I'm actually getting less fit.

Maybe we should trust them more, rather than getting anxious that all they will demand are nationwide productions of We Will Rock You.

Out of just over $3,000 that his father gave him to make the mammoth voyage from Afghanistan, he has only $50 left, and after more than a day waiting at a gas station on a highway leading to Macedonia, he is getting anxious that Europe may be about to close.

"So if you're the sort of person that gets anxious in that kind of situation — if rejection or flaking bothers you deeply — then Tinder may not be the best dating method.

"If you sit at home, you get anxious, but that anxiety is a sort of engine for you.

"Those who get anxious think that education is like a race and you've got to get running fast, and if you don't you're going to fall behind and then you're going to lose the race," he said.

(Ms. Rudolph, as usual, refused the compliment. "I get anxious," she said. "That lovely Jewish guilt that comes with ancestry").