Sentence examples for worry about once from inspiring English sources

The winner was the best backed horse of the day and punters had little to worry about once his jockey asked the 11-4 favourito to quicken up.

The need to ensure Stewart has nothing to worry about once he returns in September has left Oliver with a bit of a poisoned chalice.

Fast forward 20 years and Labour has plenty to worry about once again, with voters in revolt over Iraq (61% want troops withdrawn by the end of the year, according to yesterday's Guardian/ICM poll).

It was highly local in nature, so affected users wouldn't have much to worry about once they checked out of the Rio, but it could spell real trouble for the carriers involved.

"I feel as though that's just one more thing to worry about". Once the Maccabiah Games commence, however, the only thing the sisters will be thinking about is volleyball.

Eric told me his research shows there isn't much for us to worry about: "Once women are less focused on their biological clock," Klinenberg explained, "they do a great job at making and maintaining relationships, with friends as well as family members, so even if they're single, they're less likely to be alone.

"Sometimes you lie in bed and you don't have a single thing to worry about," Charlie Brown reflected once.

Stay present and focused on your guests and worry about clean up duty once the evening has come to an end.

There's only so much you can worry about at once, and we've already got Egypt, the weird weather, rising food prices and unemployment.

He had nothing to worry about yesterday once the Mets began to scratch out runs with a lineup half filled with reserve players.

There was also a policeman who claimed to have caught ME from his computer, but there is a limit to how many things you can worry about at once.