Sentence examples for worry through from inspiring English sources

MIL: You've said that all contemporary literature must worry through the avant-garde.

However, any hiccups over cash are likely to send waves of worry through theatres in the US.

Marshall and Golis worry through the numbers, then talk about the myriad benefits of having a reporter sleep on somebody's couch, nudging themselves toward an affordable solution.

In one sign of how these men have sent waves of worry through Republican circles, Mr. Schumer's committee reported in March that it had $32.1 million in the bank, compared with just $16.5 million in the Republican Senate account.

FEAR OVER INTERVIEWS -- Polite and informal though they may be, F.B.I. interviews with young Middle Eastern men have sent a wave of worry through immigrants from the region in Southern California.

The unexpected shutdown of a power generating unit at a nuclear power plant in southern Russia sent ripples of worry through the region, even as the authorities insisted that there had been no release of radioactive contamination after what they described as a minor mishap.

So I'm working through my worries through him.

I couldn't register that, however, because I was worried through the days before Steve's projected arrival that a noisy neighbor might disturb his stay.

It worries through a scatterbrained three minutes before the chords change – a heart-stopping moment of communion and reconciliation, even if it's steeped in a sudden sadness.

But now, as the rest of the region worries through the current recession, White Plains is the belle of the ball and, appropriately, raising a toast to itself.

Mr. Williams worries through the night, repeatedly trying to compose the right words to explain the incident to the National League president, Chub Feeney, to whom he is obliged to report.