fretful

But as the days passed through weeks and into months, he became fretful.

A bit fretful, too, of finding something else I might have to live up to.

Her voice was even more fretful than I had remembered it.

IF you feel fretful and tired this morning, you're not alone.

It's just the Count getting a bit fretful now the war's nearly over.

There was a moment of fretful near silence from the radio.

That winter when the days were cold, the food was low and the soldiers fretful.

There was an eerie, fretful quality in her voice now.

There was nothing worse than being smiled at like a fretful child.

Even so, she remained fretful and impatient for the rest of the day.

Inside, I felt her mind, not quite awake, but fretful.

And now from the next room came sounds of an awakening fretful baby.

"Get out of the way, please," he called in a fretful voice.

You don't have to wait a fretful week to find out what happens next.

Bush supporters in the state are fretful, and they do not hide it.

Poor thing, he was prickly from the heat and fretful as well.

In fretful whispers they all kept worrying at the same question.

Yet something is not quite right, and it has driven a fretful mother to extremes.

Women should use their later years, she maintained, finally to break free from the "fretful struggle" always to look good.

As the man got up again, he began to speak aloud in a fretful, wondering voice.

On the surface appeared none of all this fretful drama.

It was quite a fretful race for me in many ways.'

He raised his head to meet her fretful eyes.

Sir John, you are so fretful you cannot live long.

She felt fretful, restless to get up, and too weak to do it.