Sentence examples for worries though from inspiring English sources

He worries, though, that it will affect recruiting.

He worries, though, what will happen when the tide reverses in autumn.

Karpf worries, though, that the company "could take a very dark turn".

No one worries, though, about the plight of the peasants, except a dozen or so drummers who come on to the stage rapping out an urgent message.

"There are worries, though, that they will turn into an anti-PP movement as soon as the elections are over," admits another PP deputy.

As a consequence, the Colorado's flow has been well below normal for eight out of the past nine years.The two biggest worries, though, for the southern half of California reside up north.

Do not worry, though, about Ben Cipriano.

"I'm worried, though, about the Maoists," said the student.

Not to worry, though, the nation's geographers say.

Others have worried, though, about infringements of subway etiquette.

"Don't worry though," he said, mentioning a nearby Brooks Brothers.