Sentence examples for getting very anxious from inspiring English sources
I was getting very anxious; it was a classic case of empty-nest syndrome.
"Let's say you have a performance evaluation coming up and you're getting very anxious about it," she says.
Last week, Alejandra sighed in relief at having avoided almost certain deportation, but admitted she was getting very anxious about finding an alternative way of restarting her mission to get a job in the US.
I'm getting very anxious in the face of prospects of the horizon of observability disappearing in the "thinning" out of the universe -- even if it's trillions of years away ("Hawking's Breakthrough Is Still an Enigma," Jan . 22.
"There is a danger this will get out of proportion today and people will be getting very anxious, but we do not believe we have a major problem here.
After getting very anxious about the number of tabs that were open (like most of us do), he thought about how nice it would be to get the relevant information he was looking for, right there on the page," Fazzini told me by email.
"She gets very anxious in the gate and she broke a little awkwardly," he said.
"He has the acting talent, no doubt, even if he gets very anxious about it.
"When you open the newspaper and you read what's going on nationally, then people get very anxious," she said.
