Sentence examples for worried on from inspiring English sources
"worried on" is not a correct phrase to use in written English
It should be "worried about" or "worried over." For example, "She was worried about her upcoming exam." or "He was worried over his financial situation."
On the right, a half-dozen senators ran for cover, worried on the one hand that the fiscal hard-liners would come with pitchforks, and on the other that the cuts in the budget would incite suburban and exurban Republicans to come hunting for the rascals who cut public education.
Even the National Trust for Historic Preservation is worried; on Wednesday, the group named the home one of America's 11 most endangered historic places.
You won't have to be worried on the way home about which binder something is in (and you forgot one of your binders).
I get worried on Sunday mornings.
This newspaper, however, is more worried on two counts.
And that's why he's so worried on this particular day.
Don't worry — on that one, the ground will not drop from beneath you.
It's gratifying on one hand but deeply worrying on the other.
Federer need hardly worry on that count.
"She worries on an hourly basis".
New York fans do not have to worry on that score.
