Sentence examples for worrying themselves from inspiring English sources
"Even when England do play well they're still capable of worrying themselves into a defeat.
'They will be worrying themselves silly and will become physically ill.
One concerns "helicopter parents" (largely at the top of the social scale), who hover over their children's lives, worrying themselves sick, depriving their offspring of independence and doing far more for them than is actually beneficial.
Before worrying themselves sick, people should realize that the likelihood of a biological attack by terrorists is remote, given the technical difficulties of acquiring and spreading the disease organisms.
A couple of lads who look like they should be in a boyband rather than worrying themselves silly about Brussels bureaucracy have their say, as does the doyen of donors, Stuart Wheeler, tut-tutting about that "dreadful Lisbon treaty".
FOR months now, in anticipation of the Dec. 21 release of Tim Burton's "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," theater buffs have been worrying themselves sick about what would happen to "their" masterpiece when it was remade as a film.
They called themselves "the modernisers" and they worried themselves sick.
Musical neophytes worry themselves into a state of stagefright because they know a bad performance can mean their job.
FOR the past half-century, demographers have worried themselves sick about the rapid growth in the world population, which reached 6 billion in 1999.
'This is anecdotal still, but there are some teenagers who worry themselves sick about it, so that it is almost a phobia.
Those who worked at Apple worried themselves into excellence at the thought of disappointing him and, because he was right so many times, people in the larger media and tech world scrambled to keep up.
