Sentence examples for worry about tonight from inspiring English sources

"I am going to worry about tonight, and I'll have a lineup for you tomorrow".

And The Times' Sam Coates wrote: "City of London and big business will look & worry about tonight's debate: showed how hard it is to win pro-EU arguments in populist forum".

Don't worry about last night.

"It's something to worry about night and day".

"The biggest thing I had to worry about this morning was a leak in the bathroom," Mark tells old schoolfriends in the pub, trying to grab at a life that just hours ago was real but has been displaced by a decade-old castoff he had no wish to revisit.

(UPDATE: Cal FC did indeed pull off an unlikely win - see Wednesday night summaries below) Tuesday night: Well if there's a karmic element to even considering buying home advantage, Seattle and Portland should be worried about tonight's games.

There was no hint during Tuesday's "American Idol" that any judges were worried about last night's "Primetime Live" exposé about the show.

"That's the first thing we worried about this morning when we got in: Where do we get the people?" Even in areas where people are desperate for work, some companies say they have trouble finding workers with the skills and motivation for hard physical labor.

Many courts still ban cameras, supposedly to prevent the kind of "grandstanding" that some for-profit college negotiators worried about this morning.

I'm going to drink and party and not worry about the next morning, because remember I'll be sleeping in and lounging all day!

Luckily they won't have to worry about that tonight.