fret over造句

You always get yourself into a fret over nothing.

Do I really need to fret over the fact that Bass didn't take my expired coupons?

Now your sister calls you at work to fret over what should be done.

"Investors start to fret over renewed threat of stagflation," says a headline in today's Financial Times.

Don't fret over lost time; don't try to catch up with yesterday's unfinished tasks.

Do not fret over sudden misfortune. It is not something that is born with it, nor can it stay.

However, there is no need to fret over your meanness, as it seems to be the norm.

Don't fret over spilled eggs. Just pour salt on top of the spill to cover the eggs. Then wipe the eggs up with a paper towel.

His refusal to admit any kind of vulnerability leaves it up to her to fret over that suspicious mole on the back of his leg.