Sentence examples for worried himself from inspiring English sources

Qatada, it's true, has been a bit worried himself.

He worried himself through the day over the "breakdown issue" that he said was looming because of shortages of equipment needed to support the Army on its 300-mile trek to Baghdad.

As Claud Cockburn once put it: "An editor has no business worrying himself sick about what the public want.

But neither should Johnson worry himself overly about how to present Star Wars' first same-sex relationship.

If he was left to his own devices, he'd worry himself into a hole in the ground.

Mr. McGovern's anxious Didi, as Vladimir is affectionately called, worries himself from silence into speech and back again.

QPR face six of the top seven in their remaining 12 fixtures, but Hughes is not worrying himself about the opponents.

Mr. DeGuerin also portrayed Mr. DeLay as a "figurehead" who did not worry himself with the details of his committees' activities.

One of his points wa that the trick of making an image of an enemy & sticking pins into it is really efficient, because the victim gets wind of it and worries himself to death.

Auerbach marvels at the fact that Constable had seven children and was a widower in his 40s, and that in his letters he was always talking about sitting by his children's bedside and worrying himself sick.

Like Christian Leali'ifano, another star Brumbies back who didn't even make the squad, Toomua is a handful: he can kick, carry, pass, belt you hard in the tackle, shift between inside centre and outside-half without worrying himself stupid about it…basically, he covers all the bases.