1
Getting the data gets 'into your fingers', and doesn't bother much anymore.
2
Truth to tell, he did not bother much about that part of it.
3
They were too excited to bother much about their own peril.
4
She did not think that any young man would bother much about her.
5
Do you think we shall bother much about that in eternity?
6
I don't think I bother much about what prompts me to a thing.
7
They didn't bother much in the parts where I lived.
8
That aspect of his character turns out not to bother much of his party.
9
I hated arithmetic, so we didn't bother much with it.
10
The Ku Klux come round but they didn't bother much.
11
The privates did not bother much about us: they had troubles enough of their own.
12
But he was too frightened on his own account to bother much about Nirupam's feelings.
13
Lang doesn't seem to bother much with the business.
14
He doesn't seem to me to bother much about the old girls as a rule.
15
Beside, the Sioux are mostly plains Indians, and they won't bother much about these mountains.
16
He doesn't bother much about business, so, after all, Tim is working his way alone.
