Sentence examples for worry himself from inspiring English sources

Bohanon said today that he cannot worry himself with how the other pitchers perform.

If he was left to his own devices, he'd worry himself into a hole in the ground.

But neither should Johnson worry himself overly about how to present Star Wars' first same-sex relationship.

Mr. DeGuerin also portrayed Mr. DeLay as a "figurehead" who did not worry himself with the details of his committees' activities.

Samaher, a depressed Palestinian graduate student who is newly married, won't finish her seminar paper; Galya, soon to be a mother, won't tell him why she divorced his son; and Rivlin's wife, Hagit, a district judge, won't let him worry himself to death about it.

He didn't have to spend months locked away in budget preparations, grinding away on the expenditure review committee; he didn't have to worry himself about trying to control numbers in a house where a government lacked the numbers to govern; or push complex public policy through a minority parliament; he didn't have to number crunch for Gillard or Kevin Rudd throughout the unhinged civil war.

Qatada, it's true, has been a bit worried himself.

As Claud Cockburn once put it: "An editor has no business worrying himself sick about what the public want.

Mr. McGovern's anxious Didi, as Vladimir is affectionately called, worries himself from silence into speech and back again.

QPR face six of the top seven in their remaining 12 fixtures, but Hughes is not worrying himself about the opponents.

All anyone knows is that he worried himself sick over his grandmother's failing health, lost confidence in himself, along with everyone else.