Sentence examples for 1 scared from inspiring English sources

The Sixers ruined the Lakers' unbeaten playoff run in Game 1, scared them in Game 2, and just seemed spent last night.

Beating around the bush or dodging the subject will (1): scare your friend or family member ; or (2): give the impression that you're ashamed.

9 45: Scared to move at all.

For a moment, I balked; dating at 46 scared me.

Especially if you're 65, scared and not financially savvy.

Not even the radiation leak at Reactor 2 scared her.

In an interview, Ms. Sandberg said: ".08 scared a lot of people.

One woman with hair dyed blue carried around a sign, newly made, that said "Big Bad KKK: 2 Scared 2 March".

In another Twitter message, Mr. Lamo said: "I know what it's like to be 22, scared, and in shackles too.

The crowd of 18,000 scared some of the horses, including the mare Liberty, ridden by Laura Kraut of Oconomowoc, Wis., who lowered two fences for eight faults.

This week, rumors swirled about the new Apple TV, Google changed its logo, Chrome killed Flash ads, and BB-8 scared our office dog.