"anxious about" or "anxious for"?
| So I would get anxious about it. |
| Now I am a bit anxious about it. |
| Anxious about what may lie ahead. |
| Started feeling pretty nervous / anxious about the whole thing almost immediately. |
| You are almost certainly going to feel very uncertain and anxious about the future. |
| And those options were unknown for her, so those made her anxious about the future. |
| We do get anxious about losing our connection with each other and we endeavor to fix quickly whatever goes awry. |
| As it stands, residents are anxious about the LRT, doubtful such a massive project will proceed without a hitch. |
| But, again, if people are anxious, I say,? Tell me what view you? re anxious about and let? s have a discussion. |
| It's as if he has been anxious about something, maybe her, maybe the question of whether he would see her again. |
| I am so anxious for her to win. |
| Nobody I know is anxious for war. |
| I'd getting so anxious for this cycle. |
| Let's assume the readers actually liked Wolfowitz and weren't anxious for him to go. |
| The ghetto hustler is forever frustrated, restless, and anxious for some ' action '. |
| I noticed that Chris seemed more anxious for a while, and then the anxiety subsided. |
| Neither they, nor other sections of the community, were anxious for attention to be drawn to the colony's origins. |
| For those of you anxious for an Android update, you'll have to wait a bit longer for the new Android Jelly Bean 4. |
| They seem awfully anxious for me to get everything done quickly so when I got the go-ahead on e-QIP, I didn't wait. |
| For, being aware that the end of his life was approaching, he was anxious for something to rely on for his salvation. |
| He was anxious in the changing room. |
| You might be shy, or even anxious in crowds. |
| I think Vettel was a bit anxious in Germany. |
| That's where Jonas will get his fouls; if he's too anxious in the post with his hands. |
| I was frightened and anxious in turns while things seemed to take a turn for the worst. |
| DS became anxious in the water after an episode of anaphylactic shock the spring he was five. |
| Coming up to the finish line, Galway Races 2003: spectators would have looked just as anxious in 1911 (http: //www. |
| But the most sleep disruption occurred in people, especially ladies, who were highly anxious in their relationship. |
| We feel anxious in yellow environment, easy and relaxed in blue, peaceful with green, passionate with red and so on. |
| Most often than not, these cases would make a patient anxious in being aroused because he has been stressing about it. |
| Excited and anxious at the same time. |
| He was angry and anxious at the same time. |
| I was quite anxious at this point to be honest. |
| The trainee appears a little anxious at how to proceed after taking basic information. |
| This is actually my first time in Asia, so I'd a bit excited an anxious at the same time. |
| Thanks again, David My first marathon to, really excited now, but a bit anxious at times. |
| But still, runners being that which they are, I can't help feeling a bit anxious at missing that piece of 20-miler. |
| Wengerlooked extremely anxious at the end of the last season when Arsenal were in danger of missing on the CL spot. |
| It is understandable that Sudanese of northern origin who live here in southern Sudan should feel anxious at this time. |
| As they motor down the long drive towards the house the narrator feels anxious at the prospect of what the future holds. |
| Its easy to see why Beverly was so anxious as a child. |
| This will help you feel less anxious as the surgery approaches. |
| I found myself becoming more and more anxious as the days went by. |
| I began to get anxious as the sun was going down when we finally made it to Hammamet. |
| However, her motivation decreased and she became more anxious as the class proceeded. |
| This was my first marathon and I was very anxious as to whether I could manage to run all of the 26. |
| Superstars will also gain anxious as well as bored, for the way several films the gamer places these people within. |
| Some patients are likely to be anxious as part of their illness, and this situation could exacerbate their condition. |
| Accordingly, the people sighted the new moon after the Maghrib prayer and became anxious as to what would happen then. |
| As one witness said, the dancers seemed anxious as to when the next disruption would occur and never gained their rhythm. |
| I ask him if he is anxious over the outcome. |
| Being anxious over anything is NEVER productive. |
| Jamaican residents were anxious over the slow rate of mail delivery. |
| He is anxious over you; for the believers (he is) full of pity, kind, and merciful. |
| Getting anxious over everything It's OK if your baby is spitting, vomiting or crying. |
| Still anxious over the bus company, I thought my bag was gone too, thankfully it was not. |
| Turns out it was just some kind of fatty lump but I know how you feel because I was so upset and anxious over it. |
| So kids are killing themselves because they are so stressed, so anxious over whether they will do well in year 12. |
| I feel with this type of communications you would find the veterans would be less anxious over the process and out comes. |
| It's in turn made my mum now feel anxious over signing the new contract too, which means she's decided not to follow through. |
| Some people are anxious to a fault. |
| Just arrived and anxious to stock up on food. |
| Martin: Yes, I heard that and I'd anxious to. |
| You're very anxious to to see Dolly comfortably at length made answer looking at her askew. |
| I use it to change my moods; from stressed to carefree, depressed to happy, anxious to hopeful. |
| We have people in the Six Counties who are not anxious to united with us and become part of a united Ireland. |
| Hargraves had just found grains of gold in Summer Hill Creek and was anxious to prospect for more in the Orange area. |
| Artana native believes the Sub Marine is only having a bad streak and that the locker room is anxious to proof its skills. |
| By means of presents and penitential confession all injurers were anxious to part on good terms with the dying whom they had ill-used. |
| The Government is anxious to bed down the policies now so that the early part of 2013 will be given over to a period of consolidation. |
| He felt less anxious after that. |
| You may feel very anxious after treatment. |
| John Sharry: ' My son is anxious after being attacked. |
| I just got more angry and anxious after wasting all that money. |
| You must be so anxious after losing a baby, I can understand that totally. |
| My mother and I became very anxious after this phone call unlike my father. |
| Victory also boosts mood: People report feeling happier and less anxious after a win, research has shown. |
| Locals, apparently angry and anxious after the lions had killed a number of domestic goats, speared them to death. |
| I wasn't going to, but got anxious after all the reports on Friday of GameStop/Best Buy/Target already being sold out. |
| The mare will be anxious after the foal is born and free choice good quality hay will go a long way towards relaxing her. |
| He was anxious around the smell of beer. |
| I love that time, and often get anxious around others. |
| Between 7 and 11 months, healthy youngsters will often feel anxious around unfamiliar faces. |
| She feels especially anxious around family members and people who live in her apartment building. |
| I felt like the odd one out and different to others and got very anxious around people, even my close friends. |
| My girlfriend broke up with me about a month ago sighting that she always feels anxious around me and can not be herself. |
| She may become clingy and anxious around new (and even familiar) people and may cry if a stranger suddenly approaches her. |
| In the event that he fiddles with his stuff like his / her phone or his shirt, then it can mean that he's anxious around you. |
| Point out the things that have changed between then and now- she's more anxious around food, etc, AND that her weight is lower. |
| Many people find that they get very anxious before their appointments. |
| I remember being so anxious before our first look photo that I was ready to bawl. |
| Hundreds of really successful people feel fearful and anxious before giving a presentation. |
| Because people are often very anxious before the talk has begun, they may feel they've already let themselves down. |
| For example, if you become more anxious before performing in a concert then a betablocker may help to ease ' the shakes '. |
| You may have felt quite anxious before your operation, and the feeling of letting go and relaxing afterwards can leave you very tired. |
| Stats I used to get anxious before every race I ran, but trust me, it gets easier and easier! Thank goodness you have your husband there to kick your butt into gear. |
| Today, that same worker told his wife that social services is now pressing the court to suspend both visitation rights because the kids are anxious before and after their visits. |
| For example, if you have social phobia, early in the course of therapy you may be asked to keep a diary of your thoughts which occur when you become anxious before a social event. |
| Usually, you get anxious by rumours about what might happen. |
| There are many dogs that are anxious by nature, and shake often. |
| Number one: I was overwhelmed and anxious by the conflicting voices. |
| I'd anxious by nature anyway and every beep just works me into a bigger know of stress. |
| Some women are very anxious by nature and find being pregnant and the thought of giving birth very stressful. |
| The Master let her be called specially, and then she appeared before him, ashamed and anxious by her demeanor. |
| Have just one person talking to them, so they do not get confused and even more anxious by having to keep repeating things. |
| Men and women who are anxious by nature and worry a lot, experience more than their share of depressed feelings because of this. |
| Leah's first visit to the dentist required weeks of preparation, because autistic people are made deeply anxious by any change in routine. |
| I find many of my students feel overwhelmed and anxious by all the options, and need a few strategies so they don't end up leaving empty-handed. |
| You may feel very anxious during this time. |
| I never got angry or anxious during the game. |
| Murray was anxious during his warmup in Arthur Ashe Stadium. |
| Although I was anxious during our first phone call, Than Geoff was relaxed and friendly. |
| So naturally, I was very anxious during the past 7 months to see what all the fuss was about. |
| Ameer Sahib UK and the other organisers were extremely anxious during the Jalsa and it is hoped that they will plan better in the future. |
| How can I cope when I am pregnant? If you know that you have an abnormally shaped uterus, you may feel very anxious during your pregnancy. |
| It is normal to feel anxious during this time of year and this anxiety may be worse for people who were affected by the early 2009 bushfires. |
| I was very anxious during that time that my place would be offered to someone else, so rang up a couple of times to check my place was still being held for me (it was!!). |
| II) They are anxious of strangers. |
| But I would certainly even be stressed, anxious of the unknown. |
| Her unambitious nature only made one wonder and anxious of her future. |
| This is something I should take as a reminder, most of the time I'd anxious of my goals. |
| I have to be honest that I'd anxious of the prospect of getting an interview for the job. |
| I'd not exactly ashamed of my depression, but more anxious of what other people will say. |
| When I have work that I can't finish on time, I don't stress myself by feeling anxious of not able to exercise today. |
| We are less anxious of the likelihoods of unpleasant events: cancer, burglary, internet fraud, missing a flight, divorce. |
| We should not think of him as constantly keeping his accounts, anxious of how his system will look in the history of philosophy. |
| Proportions of participants were very/extremely anxious of having a tooth drilled (48% ), local anaesthetic injection (53%) and extraction (52%). |
| I beg you not to be anxious on my account. |
| As a result, I get super anxious on planes. |
| The Natives themselves are most anxious on this point. |
| Like all Londoners, I was pretty anxious on Monday as I cycled through Hackney at 10pm. |
| If you ask, why he is anxious on that head, he will answer, because he desires to get money. |
| Nearly half (48%) of participants were very anxious on anticipation of ' having a tooth drilled '. |
| Also by this age your daughter may feel more confident in handling her baby and will be less anxious on the flight. |
| I wonder what they are thinking? Often, at the end of the trip, they tell me that they were anxious on the first day or two. |
| Bolton never really looked like equalising, the home fans remained anxious on what was a bitterly cold afternoon in Norfolk. |
| So, I was feeling anxious on this particular morning as I agonized over an outfit, picked something stupid, and got in my car. |
| I'd still very anxious with it. |
| We were anxious with the results. |
| I was still very anxious with my hair. |
| These kids went from loud, playful, joyful to giddy, nervous and anxious with anticipation. |
| I was too anxious with the challenge during the launch event that I ripped through my sticker lol. |
| It is perfectly natural to feel a bit anxious with all of these bodily changes and the upcoming labor. |
| Many young men, family and friends will be anxious with the forthcoming selections that will follow the Monday through Wednesday event. |
| Fanny beckoned her mother out of the room, and told her something that made her equally anxious with Margaret for the departure of the latter. |
| Should I continue with the blog? It's going to take a while before it fulfills the expectations of what I want it to be, and I'd very anxious with its results. |