“fret”可以造什么句，fret造句
Don't let sorrow fret away your courage.
Others fret about the welfare of the cows.
That experience had made me fret about this meeting.
But that's just the best-publicized worry—there are plenty more to fret about.
Don't fret though if this describes your situation. It's a problem that can be fixed.
When you focus on what matters, what really matters, so much of the other stuff we fret about melts away.
FOR those who fear that Barack Obama is a business-basher at heart, this week brought plenty to fret about.
As much as we shampoo it, style it, cut it, and fret over it, hair continues to be a mystery to us.
Don't fret though, with hard work, discipline, and the help from Lifehack, we can beat this addiction, and use these tools the way they were intended.
Here in the States, the expedition seems to have gone down quite well among all but the 27% or so of people who fret that he's taking the US down the path to socialism.
If not, don't fret.
I fret about the past, the present, the future.
Now your sister calls you at work to fret over what should be done.
At a time when many Europeans fret about being ignored in the world, this would be an historic mistake.
Moreover, some pro-market countries fret that using climate-change policies to redistribute money within the EU will cause trouble in global talks.
At a time when climate change is already making it harder for people in Bangladesh to find enough drinking water, it seems callous to fret about what might happen to premium wines.
Encouraging stuff, though some fret that any hiccup in equity markets could scupper these plans.
We can fuss and fret and shuttle and shelter, but in the end, what we do may not matter as much as we think.
The weariness, the fever, and the fret.
Germans still fret about moral hazard: a bail-out wouldmean that Greece gets away with years of irresponsible fiscal policyand could set a bad precedent for other euro delinquents.
However, there is no need to fret over your meanness, as it seems to be the norm.
