Sentence examples for less worked up from inspiring English sources
"Cancer 4 Cure" is the less worked up of the two albums, by a slight margin.
He gets less worked up, and in terms of his level, there were lots of times in the match where I had the impression I was playing well and it seemed he always had an extra shot.
The tide of European integration has slowed in recent years, leaving Britain with less to get worked up about.
In this study, while half the men worked longer working hours and one third excessive working hours less than half the women worked up to full time hours, 38% worked longer hours, and only 15% worked excessive hours (Table 1).
Evan Loves Tax | Radio 4 Tony Livesey | 5Live Nightwaves | Radio 3 In a week when it was hard to switch on the radio without hearing an unholy row about religion, let us start with something cosier, less likely to get us all worked up.
According to US Bureau of Labor statistics, these days almost one-third of 65-to-69 year-old Americans work, up from less than 18% in 1985.
Children are paid less than adults, with many working up to twelve hours a day.
In fact, well before Powell, wits and scholars from the Renaissance onwards turned directly to ancient texts for their inspiration when they started to lay the groundwork for modern European "laughter culture", and to put together all those hugely popular collections of jokes and "merry tales"; it was, after all, less work than making up the jokes themselves.
this kind of roll will not enable you to jump off stupidly high objects with injury - use common sense and practice it well, the better you can do it, the less chance of hurting yourself - work up to larger jumps.
So while Spectorishness abounds – "The Brokenhearted", "The Little Things" – so does a rather more evolved, less worked-up ensemble sound arising from the sweat of six guys labouring over chord sequences.
