Sentence examples for had to concern from inspiring English sources

The sound of the ball colliding with the bones in Jeter's hands was harsh and had to concern the Yankees.

In my first two seasons in the N.F.L., I played wide receiver, so I rarely had to concern myself with blocking or tackling.

The federal government was not nearly as large, legislative sessions were shorter and, most important, most legislators had to concern themselves only with the opinions of white male property owners, instead of balancing the demands of numerous groups.

As the Mets' center fielder in those gentler years before night Series games and retractable roofs, Agee just had to concern himself with the glare of the sun and the gusts of the wind.

Though it may have been a while since some members of Congress have had to concern themselves with paying for college, they have to realize that this is an issue that is plaguing the potential futures of thousands of students.

Filmmakers had to be Westchester residents, or the subject matter had to concern Westchester, or the featured actors had to be county residents or the setting had to be in Westchester.

Another head injury for Crosby has to concern the Penguins.

To perform better, the A.N.C. will have to concern itself with governance first.

Choreographers don't usually have to concern themselves with complex characterizations.

You didn't have to concern yourself about the next year like now".

He would not have to concern himself with visiting orders, metaphorical or otherwise, for much longer.