Don't
fret about Father, dear," she added, as they parted.
Little Women
'I
fret about nothing on earth except papa's illness,' answered my companion.
Wuthering Heights
You should never
fret about trifles." After a short silence -- "I hope, my Catherine, you are not getting out of humour with home because it is not so grand as Northanger.
Northanger Abbey
Stock traders have a lot to
fret about these days, and apparently the things they were fretting about yesterday were pretty much the same as the things they were fretting about two days ago.
Broadcasters Post Mixed Stock Results
Have we really nothing better to do with our lives than
fret about the apostrophe?"
Wott's the wurry about our inglish?
Don't
fret about matching (or clashing!) with jeans.
Spring takes shape: what looks new now? Contrast! Billowing tops and tight leggings. Big sleeves and a cinched waist. GL breaks it down and shows you the easy ways to get it right
Since Americans now
fret about fat as never before, a prohibition of junk food ads may just be an idea whose time has come.
That's a lot of frooty pebbles
Fret about everything you haven't done yet to get ready for the holidays.
Break that holiday cycle
Those in Wales are most concerned about losing their job, with 24% citing this as their main worry, something only 12% of people in the north-west of England
fret about.
Crime is people's biggest worry
Hopkinson doesn't
fret about hopping into other categories either.
A traveling female spirit: Nalo Hopkinson takes her inspiration from the magic of the Caribbean and the strength of women
For example, he says teachers should not
fret about a student's negative home life, but refer those problem cases to social workers.
Teacher stress rising, but venting helps
For a quick review, users can check out the thumbnails displayed on the 2.5-inch color LCD panel, and there's no need to
fret about recording over images you've laid down previously because the M30K automatically finds space for you and starts recording there.
Panasonic VDR-M30K
They worry and
fret about their sinfulness, as if their power to sin is greater than God's power to forgive.
Eat, drink, and be holy: it's not what you eat that counts but with whom you eat it, says Jesus, who had some pretty remarkable eating habits himself. (testaments)
Easy to read as a response to critics who have dissed Solondz's work as mean-spirited and/or cynical, Storytelling takes on those who
fret about the artist's worthy intentions, and contends that all stories exploit their subjects--intentionally or not.
The Stories he could tell: Rhonda Lieberman on Todd Solondz. (Film)
We've heard a lot about the rise of a "free-agent nation" in today's fast-paced, tech-driven economy: Fans find it liberating, and foes
fret about the disappearance of stable, full-time jobs.
Same as the Old Boss