Sentence examples for I fear waking from inspiring English sources

I fear waking up one day and realizing it's too late for adventures.

People living next door to Liverpool's tinned-up houses told the club they feared waking up in the night to find them ablaze.

"One day, I fear I will wake up and all that will be left of Wyoming is a hole in the ground," one resident of the southern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem said.

Amber Alibhai, the secretary general of Citizens for a Better Environment, said: "If our government is not going to wake up, I fear Karachi will have ethnic cleansing like Bosnia.

When it comes to identity theft, many Americans are just as unprepared as they were for Superstorm Sandy, and I fear that they won't wake up to the danger until after a crisis has hit.

After the reunion at Pristina's international airport Pranvera Zena told Associated Press "it feels like a dream" and "it feels as if I am waking up and I fear he is still not there".

Now that Qyburn has woken Ser Gregorstein, I fear all manner of hell will rain down on King's Landing.

I just always try to get better because I fear that one day I will wake up at 75 having wasted everything".

He calls home nightly unless he is on the West Coast and fears waking her, but rarely shares tales from the trail.

My greatest fear in the wake of this tragedy is the safety of the people I love—I fear that having a bigot as a popular symbol of power gives other bigots a fire, and gives them a sense of permission.

I feared the children might wake from the sound Of the drone's swift deliv'ry, boxes pounding the ground.