Sentence examples for worried office from inspiring English sources

From IBM to MGM, by Andrew Utterson (BFI, £18.99) Inequality of a different kind – between a newfangled "electronic brain" and worried office workers – informs the 1957 romcom Desk Set, one of the films probed in this "prehistory" (basically, pre-Tron) of computers in cinema, both onscreen and behind the scenes.

Nonetheless, the experience was nerve-rattling, said one worried fund-raiser whose office was visited by agents.

Worried women flooded doctors' offices, embraced kooky herbal alternatives, or, worse still, they abruptly stopped taking their medicines, regardless of the brand, even though Prempro was the only drug tested.

But both views make it clear that at least some Republicans with an eye to high office are less worried about offending the most conservative members of their party than they are about alienating Latino voters.

One day the park had a call from a worried Scotland Yard police officer who reported seeing a huge bird flying past his 14th storey office window.

In the fall of 1971 Stone delivered the final mixes to the CBS Records offices, relieving the worried Clive Davis.

When George Bush left office in 2008, some worried that Stewart would run out of material.

Not long ago, a patient of mine came to my office, accompanied by his worried family.

Still, worried parents flooded the principal's office with phone calls, and hundreds of students rushed to the railway station.

When they returned from the holiday, Pons contacted McQueen's office to say how worried he was, but was told "He's fine".

Ultimately, you may not be able to solve their problem or change their circumstances, but you can make them leave your office a little less worried and with the feeling that there is help available.