Sentence examples for worry rose from inspiring English sources

Private-sector pay, the Bank's main worry, rose by 4.7%, scarcely more than public-sector earnings.

A few months ago, the list of Officer Caprice's causes for worry rose by one; so did his list of reasons to stay at the apartment in Crown Heights.

Late in the race, a course worker (the workers are volunteers, and they call themselves Weasels, in homage to the Weasel, a tricky section of the course) fell and lost a ski right near the finish line, and, as he flailed about, a mass murmur of worry rose from the crowd: would the next racer come flying over that last jump and hit him?

Don't worry D. Rose, 14 years from now you will be able to sit through your son's middle school Christmas recitals just fine.

"I worry about the rose in my garden because it gets frozen," she said on stage.

Rose worried that they were all going in, but Bev set the box down gently on the patio table, and Cline on the concrete rim.

But no need to worry yet: Guns N' Roses may well encounter that galvanizing force at Coachella, where the festival crowd skews young enough that it's sure to include thousands who weren't even alive when the band was helping to soundtrack a Los Angeles on edge.

He approved of formality, even romance, as in his mention of la patronne at Floris in Soho: "One feels regret, tinged with a slight worry, that the fresh rose spray worn by this smart, greying lady, is only to be seen occasionally now".Many said he revolutionised British eating habits.

But as much as I loved the idea of tinting the cream pink, I was worried that too much rose would make everything taste like expensive soap.

And I was worried because the Roses are cool; they take a lot in their stride and I never was cool.

Other songs identified with her were "Second Hand Rose," "I Should Worry," and "Rose of Washington Square".