Sentence examples for making them worry from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit charges that the Legislature has interfered with judicial independence by denying judges a raise for a decade, essentially making them worry about paying their bills.

Bowman was the Bill Parcells of hockey; he had a knack for terrifying grown, very highly paid men and making them worry about what the coach would think of next.

Maybe a guy is at a brightly lit sports bar with some friends he must hate, since those friends—unfailingly a racially homogenous gaggle of chuckleheads are being really amazingly cunty to him about ordering the wrong light beer, and in fact seem to be suggesting that his choice is making them worry about him possibly being gay, which they apparently would not be cool with.

A good partner will feel bad about making them worry, so assure them that even though they have nothing to worry about, you will make an effort to be more attentive to them.

"Don't get my people worried," Martínez said, before adding a note of caution that might make them worry.

Until something happens to make them worry: decline, or the rise of their peers.

The gasp-inducing fight scenes can by turns enthrall audiences and make them worry for the safety of the performers.

Sometime in our second year her comparative unresponsiveness made them worry that she had a hearing impairment.

They're getting bombarded by headlines about how bad the economy is, which makes them worry about their personal finances".

Several said the warm weather just made them worry about how the dry winter is affecting the city's reservoirs.

But several state and local emergency officials said quiet hurricane seasons made them worry that coastal residents would take the threat less seriously in 2010.