Sentence examples for shadow of worry from inspiring English sources

A shadow of worry clouds Mr. Tran's animated face when he thinks about them.

Nor did we want to live under the constant shadow of financial worry.

Gill Furniss, Labour's shadow steel minister, said: "After months of worry, steelworkers and their families in South Yorkshire at last have some certainty over what the future holds.

Despite official reassurances, the families residing in the batey, or mill village, nestled in the shadow of Aguacate's smokestacks are worried.

After their health, I worry that the shadow of my fame does not destroy their identity, that's why I've sent them abroad to study, to figure out what they want to do.

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said the NHS anniversary was being overshadowed by "a real sense of worry about where the NHS is heading under David Cameron".

In 1992, in the shadow of a recession and with Americans worried about their living standards, their health care and their country's ability to compete, a charismatic young Democrat won by focusing on middle-class America's economic angst and excoriating the "failed" policies of the Reagan and Bush eras.

The only worry is cast by the shadow of Mr Haughey.

Our region will be relieved of the shadow of an unnecessary conflict that could have caused worry.

But dodging the shadow of "Alias" may be the least of the worries for "Covert Affairs," whose executive producer is Doug Liman, the director of "The Bourne Identity".

And it casts a shadow of fear well beyond, to America's middle classes who worry about losing not just their jobs but also their health-care benefits.