Sentence examples for would fret from inspiring English sources

Even when they'd been persuaded to do so, my mother, particularly, would fret about burglars.

While the Sunday Times would revel in controversy, The Times would fret.

Some players – Ramps [Mark Ramprakash] or Nasser [Hussain] – would fret a lot, but he's pretty laid back.

That game's protagonist, Niko Bellic, would fret in animated sequences about the costs of his life of violence.

After watching a movie, he would fret over how the characters might have developed beyond the final credits.

In my first year at university, whenever my classmates came across such questions in class, they would fret over why "we never had an enlightenment".

The rest of the evening he'd fret about work.

At other times, particularly in my 30s, I'd fret over the wispy strands at the front of my head or when I saw too much scalp in the mirror.

The earl, for example, is Julian's father, a man so honest – it was said – that if he crashed his car in the desert and there was a parking meter, he'd fret if he didn't have the right change.

This was difficult at first, and I'd fret about the patient leaving without a diagnosis.

I would never have thought that crankiness could have such a strain on my body, that I'd "fret up" to such a high pulse.