Sentence examples for the worried from inspiring English sources
verb
To seize or shake by the throat, especially of a dog or wolf.
- Your dog's been worrying sheep again.
Where exactly?" asked the worried lecturer.
The mysterious phrases are soothing to the worried studio heads.
Ted Taylor, the worried producer, rang Merton up.
Pitney, the political analyst, doubted the worried parents will succeed.
The worried mind will always fill an empty space.
Till then, he told the worried couple, they should just try to get a little sleep.
And so eventually the worried government gives up on stoking the fire.
Mental health services focus on making the worried-well less worried.
"That would be in Aisle Six, the worried well section".
The deficiencies in self-regulation skills observed in the worried/anxious and discontent with studies types underpin the notion of academic procrastination as a failure in self-regulation.
The scenarios found that increases in the 'worried-well' population may impact the cost-effectiveness conclusions.
