Sentence examples for worried about ordering from inspiring English sources

One reflects a timid and frightened nation, worried about ordering its books before the takeover.

Her solution: Don't worry about ordering a matching set — just pick the two you like best.

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There is also better equipment, which is well maintained, and less worry about ordering reagents.

And you don't have to worry about ordering incorrectly, because you won't be given a choice — Q is omakase, chef's choice, about eight pieces at lunch after the first courses, maybe 16 at dinner.

Consumers used to worry about ordering seafood fried, instead of the healthier broiled-or-stewed option, but since the BP spill they're unsure about whether to eat it at all.

In particular, we are worried about orders on whole blocks of new-build flats that have been developed faster than the market could absorb.

What they're really worried about is that in order to compete they would have to cut massive CEO salaries like the $26 million Cigna paid last year to its CEO - a figure that is 65 times higher than the salary paid to the CEO of the Federal Government - President Obama.

I worried about worrying about the worries.

b Worried: 1 = worried about own medical complaint.

Also not having to worry about orders and whether you could pay for your production.