Sentence examples for worry of getting from inspiring English sources

One shadow over the fun of Thanksgiving cooking is the worry of getting all the side dishes hot at serving time.

If you have your airline's free app on your phone, you can check in ahead of time, even the night before, and save yourself the worry of getting to the airport an hour before the flight.

And the fact is many conservative and moderate Democrats are not simply acting out of worry of getting a black mark from the N.R.A — they are hunters and sportsmen and strongly believe in the right to own and bear arms.

"There is the worry of getting a permanent job at the end and, related to that, the slow pressure to succeed academically and produce outstanding research," explains Steven Gratton, a postdoc astronomer at the University of Cambridge.

Joey Logano will begin the third round of the Chase without the worry of getting bushwhacked from behind by a driver such as Kenseth, for instance.

For his family, a license for his wife will relieve the worry of getting their car impounded if she is caught driving without a license.

Given the usual worries of getting to the airport, weather delays and (now) the threat of mayhem in the skies, flying is anxiety-ridden enough.

Mr. Rozendaal tossed a rutabaga from hand to hand as he recalled the drought that frizzled his carrot seedlings and the worries of getting his crew to pick fast enough.

Once a camper is situated for the weekend, gone are worries of getting pulled over on the way home, dealing with Uber surge pricing or doing anything other than crawling into the tent at night's end.

"For much of its history, OMO has helped parents prepare their children for the future by encouraging them to learn and develop by exploration and experimentation, with no worries of getting dirty," said Aline Santos, Global Senior Vice-President for OMO.

They should get worried of getting in trouble and go to bed.