Sentence examples for worry to put from inspiring English sources

"I don't have to worry to put food on the table for my family," he said.

The easiest worry to put to rest is over his origins as a neo-fascist.

Meanwhile, inflation worries continue to put a damper on trading.

"When you're having to worry about trying to put your life back together, no one wants to worry about having to get your insurance benefits," said Ms. Bergman, who went ahead with the operations, unsure who would pay.

It's really simple, and you don't have to worry about where to put your limbs, because you know how to march.

As long as you have that passion, you never have to worry about having to put it down or give it up".

Meanwhile, Mr. Rubin, who pays $135 a month for his three 250-cubic-foot storage lockers, said that "not having to worry about where to put all the stuff I've accumulated over the years is incredibly helpful during the stressful time of moving.

I mean, why would someone want to be, say, 21, and worry about what to put in a DNR?

You won't need to worry about what to put on in the mornings, so it's great for very creatively busy people who don't like to be bothered by clothing choices.

"It's hard for people to be fully engaged with customers when they're worrying about how to put food on the table," he told me.

The leadership of the Workers Partyy includes survivors of some of the worst abuses of the period of dictatorship, and Ms. Helena said that "there are still some worries we need to put to rest" before Ms. Diniz can be confirmed.