Sentence examples for worried email from inspiring English sources

If you're worried, email your exam board like AQA, CCEA and ask them if it's possible to resit and where you can resit, normally at school or at a college.

According to one worried email exchange seen by the Guardian, senior Labour advisers then discussed the need to keep it quiet and how to brush off potential inquiries by journalists, which did not materialise.

(Delgado tweeted that he was grateful for ustwo's "support" in building the product, but later denied the company had been involved. Clearly someone got a worried email from the boss).

Barack Obama's natural heir in the Democratic party, Hillary Clinton, is a surer bet: safely ahead now of the leftwing challenger Bernie Sanders in the polls and showing more resilience in the face of once worrying email allegations.

Worried, he emailed Campbell for advice.

KBR was already behind on payments, and Unaoil top brass worried in emails that the company had hired Abikoff to lay the groundwork for legal action against Unaoil.

Aides worry his email could get hacked and, no less serious, all presidential correspondence is meant to be retained for posterity.

Joshua spends all day worrying about email so that you don't have to.

Don't worry, the email address doesn't have to be valid, so you can go ahead and check it out using something like [email protected]

But at another point in the report, Clinton does appear to have been worried about an email supposedly sent from a State Department employee's external email account, and the report notes that it "contained a potentially malicious link".

The man on the receiving end of the emails reportedly told ProPublica that he was so worried about the emails that he sent them to the FBI, an agency Trump's been having some issues with lately.