Sentence examples for worried put from inspiring English sources

If she's worried, put your hand lightly on her shoulder to comfort her.

You have trouble organizing the ideas in your head If you mind is cluttered with ideas don't worry, put them all on the board.

9 times out of 10 he will give you this band that goes in the middle of your knee and puts pressure on your muscle; don't worry, putting pressure on this muscle is a good thing.

The worry, put bluntly, is that the world simply may not have enough energy and other resources for China to continue developing along present lines, especially at its present rate.

All the moving and money worries put pressure on his marriage.

It may jump over it at this stage automatically, but don't be worried or put off if it doesn't.

As soon as you spot thoughts that are worries, imagine taking those individual worries, putting them into the box and closing the lid.

Sir Frank Williams, for whom Rubens Barrichello finished 10th yesterday, called the lack of excitement "very worrying", putting the blame on the layout of modern circuits and on the format of the races.

"Few and far between – I'm worried about putting my hip out.

"Are you worried?" She puts a comforting hand on my arm.

"I don't have to worry to put food on the table for my family," he said.