Guilt, worry, worry, guilt, like a dharma wheel from hell.
But that's a small worry, like buying a MetroCard for the subway, because now, for the first time in a long while, both of them have regular jobs.
Once you've done this, you don't have to worry about "liking" a page (such as that of a store, a movie, or a genre of music).
"Some of them have legitimate worries, like a fever and cough, but a lot of them just have a cold and no flu-like symptoms," she said.
When riders seemed a little fuzzy on the melee involving the rappers Chris Brown and Drake at the SoHo nightclub W.i.P., he seemed genuinely worried, like a high school history teacher who senses that his students do not know which side won World War II.
We're not worried, but we would like a better idea of what the data will be used for".
The mountains were somewhat loose, loose from worry, like teeth in a cancer mouth.
Salinger wasn't worried that Esmé wouldn't like a film about her; he was worried that he wouldn't.
There was the fuzzy relationship to language, the tendency to seize on a drifting fragment of something once heard and repeat it, not quite get it right, worry it like a bone.
