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Sentences ending with worried

She was greatly worried. [9]
The Honourable Hilary Vane, whose face they study at dinner time, is not worried. [9]
We set scrunched up together, and thought considerable, but didn't say much--only just a word once in a while when a body had to say something or bust, we was so scared and worried. [5]
He came here this afternoon, as gentle as ever, and packed up his things, and said he was goin' away because you was worried. [9]
The truth was that there were many men in the Street who were not sorry to see Mr. Mavick worried. [4]
Several times he said: "I'm getting worried, I'm getting right down worried. [5]
Upon more than one point I was worried. [9]
But the old man he didn't take any hand hardly, and was absent-minded and restless, and done a considerable amount of sighing; and it was kind of heart-breaking to see him so sad and troubled and worried. [5]
Their faces all looked excited and worried. [2]
He went back in the evening thoroughly worried. [5]

Short sentences using worried

Worried! [9]

More example sentences with the word worried in them

I thought mebbe you'd heard that shot, en' I was worried some. [13]
These divided feelings worried and vexed her; but her grandmother had suggested a way of reconciling them. [10]
I've been that worried about you I didn't know what to do. [5]
Don't be so worried about me, dear; I think there is nothing to fear, yet. [5]
We are much worried about him, because he has worked so hard this summer. [9]
I am so worried about him, and he doesn't eat anything and looks so haggard. [9]
We've all been worried a good deal about him. [5]
The little man who worried Ibrahim urged him the way his private inclinations ran, but he was obdurate: duty must be done. [11]
And at last we were so worried and harassed that we tried to tell the whole thing, Satan and all--but no, it wouldn't come out. [5]
At last it was a good deal worried, and climbed a tree. [5]
It was these unusual broodings that worried him; he waked up suddenly one night calling, "Margaret! [11]
I paddled mo'n two hours, den I warn't worried no mo', so I quit paddlin' en floated down de current, considerin' what I 'uz gwine to do if I didn't have to drown myself. [5]
It worried him to see his servant returning after too short an absence. [6]
It worried her to picture his attire when he should wake up. [9]
Should he go to headquarters next day and challenge that affected adjutant, or really let the matter drop, was the question that worried him all the way. [2]
As he stood thus, worried, exasperated, and perplexed, the fact that there was in her attitude something ominous, dangerous, was slow to dawn on him. [9]
But he worried through, and got well and started a farm. [5]
However, they worried through, and each got his reward--in small blue tickets, each with a passage of Scripture on it; each blue ticket was pay for two verses of the recitation. [5]
This time I thought surely I'd die, and I was worried about Fay. [13]
Dickinson, privately, doesn't think much of Ribblevale paper, and Pugh" (the president of the Ribblevale) "seems worried and looks badly. [9]
When that man there, Bruce Dunlap, had most worried the life and sense out of Uncle Silas till at last he plumb lost his mind and hit this other blatherskite, his brother, with a club, I reckon he seen his chance. [5]
Students disputed whether the conjunctiva extended over the cornea or not, and worried themselves over Gaultier de Claubry's stratified layers of the skin, or Breschet's blennogenous and chromatogenous organs. [3]
In place of that, I had the worried, confined, oppressed, suffocated sense of being abed with my clothes on. [5]
I worried over that heedless blunder for an hour, and called myself a great many hard names, meantime. [5]
By and by she sat suddenly upright, for a comforting thought had flown through her worried mind-- "'T ain't no sin--_white_ folks has done it! [5]
The old prince said that if he was ill it was only because of Princess Mary: that she purposely worried and irritated him, and that by indulgence and silly talk she was spoiling little Prince Nicholas. [2]
Blake, when he reported, appeared without his usual cheer; and Jerd wore a harassed look of a worn and worried man. [13]
A worried aide-de-camp ran up to the Rostovs requesting them to stand farther back, though as it was they were already close to the wall, and from the gallery resounded the distinct, precise, enticingly rhythmical strains of a waltz. [2]
The worried judges put their heads together and whispered and planned and discussed. [5]
It guyed its poor victim, baited him, worried him, as dogs do with a cornered cat. [5]
He's worried now over these people who are making trouble for his railroad. [9]
Denisov spoke contemptuously of the whole matter, but Rostov knew him too well not to detect that (while hiding it from others) at heart he feared a court-martial and was worried over the affair, which was evidently taking a bad turn. [2]
Her evident state of excitement had worried him, her caprice was beyond his comprehension. [9]
Jean d'Estivet could not hold still, he was so worried and angry about the suspicion of poisoning which Joan had hinted at; so he came back in the evening and stormed at her till he brought the fever all back again. [5]
But it worried me, and it was spoiling my morning. [5]
The captain allowed me to have a candle and sit up in the saloon, where I worried through the night as I best might. [6]
She has worried me to death! [2]
There's a good many that's kind o' worried for fear something might happen to ye, Mr. Hopkins,--y' see fellahs don't like to have other chaps cuttin' on 'em aout with their gals. [6]
Most of us, in all conditions; are weighted down with superfluities or worried to acquire them. [4]
I am awfully hurried now, but not worried. [5]
He struggled to his feet, pale and worried, and said: "I ask the indulgence of the house while I explain this most painful matter. [5]
She saw that his face wore a worried, dejected look. [9]
I looked at him, puzzled, he looked at me, worried. [5]
Then it worried him into another attack of rheumatism. [9]
However, we worried him enough to make him remember us and our ascent for some time. [5]
Everybody turned against him and said the meanest kind of things about him, and it graduly broke his heart--yes, and he was so worried and distressed that often he warn't hardly in his right mind. [5]
I said to her: "You have been worried, Miss Caron? [11]
No; it worried her for hours, and with a glad and eager ferocity, making all it could out of this great chance, the first one it had had. [5]
He saw that he had worried his father, and it troubled him. [11]
But Mr. Worthington had a worried look on his face, and was probably too much engrossed in his own thoughts to notice his acquaintances. [9]
Mr. Batch is getting very much worried about this regiment, and beginning to doubt Jethro's judgment. [9]
But she didn't get up, and I was worried. [5]
With never ceasing fury the river tore at his clay banks and worried the green islands that braved his charge. [9]
He didn't seem excessively worried about it before dinner, yet he seemed upset too, so pale and anxious-looking. [11]
Tell me, you do not like to see me vexed and worried? [10]
His hollow aching did not explain itself in words, but it grumbled and worried down among the unshaped thoughts which lie beneath them. [6]
Importuned by the Cure and her mother to marry, she had threatened, if they worried her further, to wed fat Duclosse, the mealman, who had courted her in a ponderous way for at least three years. [11]
When you didn't come home for supper I was considerably worried. [9]
He was worried by the impending necessity of interfering in the stupid business matters for which his mother had called him home. [2]
All the time Boris was going through the figures of the mazurka, he was worried by the question of what news Balashev had brought and how he could find it out before others. [2]
Its features somehow bespoke a struggle for existence; as though its occupants had worried much and loved much. [9]
We could hear Benny stirring around in her room, which was next to ourn, and judged she was worried a good deal about her father and couldn't sleep. [5]
When the newspapers began to print exaggerated stories of the vast profits that were piling up, Bliss became worried, for he thought it would modify the sympathy. [5]
We need not be worried about her, though we may pause for a moment or two to sympathize with her in her loneliness--or rather in the moods it produced. [9]
No, no,--it can't be true,--you are tired and worried, and your spirits have got depressed. [6]
The employer should be the worried man, and the employee the happy one. [5]
Finally, awakening, to be confronted by a much worried Uncle Jake. [9]
My wife smiled at the business at first; then became worried as the day wore on, and she could see the danger and hardship of wandering about this forsaken country without a horse and with uncertain water. [11]
We were not as cheerful as the rest of the town, but were inclined to be depressed and worried. [5]
He felt uneasy and worried, and yet he forced himself to appear in good spirits during supper when he had to sit opposite the Emperor. [10]
She taunted me and worried me, and because I would not quarrel, seemed to have a greater grievance--jealousy is a kind of madness. [11]
This worried her and she at once pictured him with a cold or lying helpless in the open air, stricken down by fever or inflammation of the lungs. [10]
She sat down and played with them a little, but the thought of her husband and his unreasonable crossness worried her. [2]
I got more and more troubled and worried, and my troubles made me see spirits and hear voices, and I could not think straight and clear on any subject, but got confused and involved and had to give it up, because my head hurt so. [5]
He knew in an instant when I was worried. [9]
For a while Aleck was worried. [5]
I started out, after breakfast, feeling worried and shaky, and wondering where it was going to fall on me, and what it was going to be. [5]
I was worried about you, I--I was afraid you might be sick. [9]
I've been worried about Minnie since she went to Newcastle. [9]

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