Sentence examples for worried at making from inspiring English sources

"RS Sleaders may be worried at making their organisation dependent on one man [but] Modi has galvanised the urban middle class and the … activists.

If you're worried at all, make your concerns count.

Were you worried at all about making Toby a member of the A Team since fans seemed to really love him and Spencer as a couple?

The bidders at Aqueduct worried about making a $300 million down payment on a franchise that may have to confront a new competitor offering not only real slot machines, instead of electronic ones, but also roulette, black jack, poker and other table games, as well as shows and concerts.

Dr. Jassim, a father of four, bought a car with his new salary and was not worried about making the payments — at least not until he heard of the suspension of raises.

Ellen was worried about making any prediction at all – "What if we jinx it?" – while Heidi was more upbeat about prognosticating: "If I predict it, will it come true?

Guillen has already said he told General Manager Kenny Williams to get him players who wanted to win and not players who were worried about making $20 million, a jab at Thomas.

You should also avoid anything that will be likely to stress you out and make you more worried at night in general, such as last-minute homework or a serious conversation.

Fretting and worrying at something you made up, an intimate product of your hopes, enthusiasms, passions – it's bound to feel odd, unnatural, but it's also deeply rewarding.

I shouldn't have worried at all.

"I don't feel worried at all.