(1) I'm really sorry to bother you with this, Katrina.

(2) This comment, though it might've been different under other circumstances, did not bother me at all.

(3) We paid a brief visit to Highland Park, but didn't bother with the distillery tour (when you've seen one, you've seen them all).

(4) Sorry to bother you with such a rudimentary question.

(5) Apparently, no one cared enough about this old house to even bother with locking the door.

(6) It was a rather rough-looking chap who said, ÔÇÿSorry to bother you but we're in the area and we're selling fresh fishÔÇÖ.

(7) It's no bother , it's on my way home

(8) Don't bother with the scenic railway, grumped the driver who picked us up from the Megalong Valley once we'd landed.

(9) Point-and-shoot cameras are ideal for this kind of photography, because they let you react quickly with little fuss or bother .

(10) I hope she hasn't been a bother

(11) The black marks were a bother .

(12) I'm sorry to bother you so late, but I am wondering if I can talk to you, privately?

(13) Let somebody else bother about developing young players.

(14) A woman who turned 104 last Thursday had just one wish for her birthday - she didn't want any fuss or bother .

(15) He saved me the bother of having to come up with a speech

(16) A year earlier the players had presented a programme of works by Bach, Vivaldi, and Mozart without any fuss or bother .

(17) You thought that some of the volunteers were too much trouble to bother with after you messed them about last year.

(18) Every year since they have been here they have been in bother but they have stayed out of trouble so far this season.

(19) Some light hiss does remain - tape hiss will never completely disappear from many analog recordings - but it is never a bother .

(20) In fact, by the next election this should all be so automated that I won't even have to bother to show up.