Sentence examples for where worrying from inspiring English sources

I'm at a stage where worrying about feeding my family means I can't sleep, to the extent I've been prescribed sleeping tablets.

"The groin will be fine for the World Cup," Rooney said Sunday, speaking in the anatomical third person, adding that he hoped to play in Manchester United's final English Premier League match on May 9. "No worries," he said, but this is a country where worrying about soccer is as much an obsession as playing it.

In a world where worrying publicly about money was verboten, a worker at the country club said he was surprised recently that some patrons were asking about the prices of certain things on the menu or for certain golf course services.

And those lessons are too juicy to keep to myself. 1) You're attached to the outcome: No matter what stage you're at in your business, there comes a point where worrying does you no good.

Start with the global economy, where worries over a double-dip recession have resurfaced (see article).

"Bean" is set outside Boston in the Haggett household, where worries over money are persistent.

He also warned against "protectionist tendencies" in Europe, where worries have grown that the company is being used as a blunt negotiating tool of the Kremlin.

But, essentially, the initial phase is winding down over the next couple of weeks, and then we get the stalemate where worries go up.

"Incrementally, my interest is in health care and financials," he said, areas where worries about new regulations are reflected in prices that suggest opportunities for stock profit.

Most of these projects are in Africa, although the FAO has not said how recipient countries are chosen or by what criteria money is allocated.This seems to be where worries about policy and personality collide.

Where Bernini was suave, Borromini was grave; where Borromini worried, Bernini celebrated.