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(91) Don't bother Harry?he has enough to worry about as it is.

(92) Parents worry about the effect of music on their adolescent's behavior.

(93) Don't worry about me, I'm quite used to fending for myself.

(94) If I were you, Mrs Gretchen, I just wouldn't worry about it.

(95) Don't worry about the difficulties of selling the house; our lawyer will steer you through.

(96) The company had monopolized the photography market for so many decades that they didn't worry about competition from other companies.

(97) He was too preoccupied with his own problems to worry about hers.

(98) Just tell me the truth. Don't worry about sparing my feelings.

(99) Don't worry about all the details as long as you get the gist of it.

(100) It gives a feeling of eating outdoors, without having to worry about being rained on.

(101) They worry about how they will support themselves in their old age.

(102) It shouldn't take you long to get this job done.And don't worry about the money—I'll see you right.

(103) Don't worry about what other people think! As my grandmother always used to say, 'if you've got it, flaunt it'!

(104) There was nothing to worry about. It was just her imagination working overtime.

(105) Don't worry about the details at this stage. Let's concentrate on the essentials.

(106) I don't worry about Emma because I know she can give as good as she gets.

(107) You needn't worry about running out of money I'll always see you right.

(108) Don't worry about leaving all the arrangements to him.He has broad enough shoulders.

(109) Don't worry about Maisie - she can look after herself.

(110) Don't worry about it - something will turn up[http://sentencedict.com/worry about.html], you'll see.

(111) "Don't you worry about a thing. Everything's going to be just fine, " smiled Robin reassuringly.

(112) I've been lucky in that I have never had to worry about money.

(113) Don't worry about a bed for me, I can kip down on the floor.

(114) I don't worry about what he says - I have a very thick skin.

(115) Worry about the business has turned her into a nervous wreck.

(116) Worry about the business reduced him to a nervous wreck.

(117) Don't worry about the mud — it'll brush off easily when it's dry.

(118) Don't worry about your accommodation - it's all taken care of.

(119) Don't worry about anything - it'll all work out in the end, you'll see.

(120) It's only natural that you should worry about your children.