Sentence examples similar to worried I halted from inspiring English sources
UN human rights experts have weighed in on the escalating row over Catalonia's independence referendum, warning the Spanish authorities that their "worrying" efforts to halt Sunday's poll appear to violate fundamental rights and risk stifling debate "at a critical moment for Spain's democracy".
"I increasingly worry that I will fall.
Not knowing what was really happening, and worrying that the subways might be halted, I texted my eleven-year-old daughter, who attends middle school in another part of Manhattan, and asked where she was.
Accustomed to its tight conditions and restricted movement I was not overly worried to find my progress halted after a few yards.
Rude health overall means worrying about the halt and lame.
She worries about her halting English and carrying on alone but says she has no choice.
At the same time, economists worry at the halting pace of reform, which may be prolonging the economic pain.
Even those opposed to the sale of toy weapons to children worry that a halt to their sale in a nation where actual firearms are carried by business owners, guards, police, soldiers and strongmen would be sending a hypocritical message.
Not so for Italy's trading partners: with no need to worry about buffalo farmers, Japan and South Korea halted all imports of Italian buffalo mozzarella, France ordered its retailers to stop selling the kind from Campania and the European Union considered a continent-wide ban.
