Sentence examples for worries about when from inspiring English sources

Now he worries about when he'll see his new fiancee again.

The last thing an architect usually worries about when he renovates a landmark building is the original architect's sensibilities, because the original architect is usually dead.

Borrowing costs are near to euro-era records, however, amid worries about when Spain will recover from its second recession in three years and start cutting its 24% unemployment rate.

By Paul Goldberger The last thing an architect usually worries about when he renovates a landmark building is the original architect's sensibilities, because the original architect is usually dead.

Though it may be a distraction to be connected to a phone or GPS, or to carry on a conversation with other riders, devices like the Scala Rider Q3 can ease worries about when to turn, where your co-riders are or how you can be reached in an emergency.

She is attended to by her harassed daughter, Carol (Olivia Colman), but chiefly worries about when and whether to throw away suits belonging to her late husband Denis, who appears to her when she is alone, a cheerful dream-ghost played by Broadbent, Philip to her Elizabeth, telling her to come off it and generally buck up.

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I'm not worried about when I won.

During the war people had enough to worry about without worrying about when the world was going to end.

That's a little bit like the case we worried about when we started thinking about the soul view, right?

Are people with eating disorders dominated by an inner wolf worried about when it will see food again?