Sentence examples for in worried from inspiring English sources

Men stood in worried groups peering into the sky at the aircraft wheeling overhead.

There weren't enough people in Red Hook, residents said to one another in worried tones.

Governors also stepped in, worried that schools were not preparing the work force their states need.

As played by Mark Gatiss in Worried About the Boy, McLaren steals the show with wit and attitude.

What have we seen you in? Worried About the Boy [the Boy George biopic on BBC2 last May].

(One of the best scenes in Worried About the Boy features George crashing his Ford Granada into Jon's ornamental pond then vomiting in it).

Instead, The Sun's main article talked in worried tones about whether Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will undermine the cut-the-welfare-rolls policies of the Giuliani administration.

They suggest that more Christie's executives knew about the collusion than has been previously reported and that the officials discussed it, sometimes in worried terms.

Dr Richard Harkness, a Durham GP who writes about technology for GP magazine, confirms it's not so much that there's been an increase in Worried Well patients, but he does say that the sources of anxiety are changing.

This registers whether they are speaking in fraught, hopeful monologues about being part of a couple; in worried contemplation of their characters' childhoods and genetic legacies; or in terse, black aphorisms.

Face to watch: Douglas Booth Douglas Booth More than the sum of his cheekbones, this model-cum-actor stirred nostalgia as an eerily convincing Boy George in Worried About the Boy, and will surely stir hearts as Christopher Isherwood's lover in the BBC's upcoming Christopher and His Kind.