Sentence examples for I get scared of from inspiring English sources

I get scared of intimacy.

I get scared of the fact that people don't see — " She breaks off, and Katie puts her head on her mother's knee.

In a poem entitled "Dear Dorothy (for Dorothy Dean)" the poet Robert Creeley wrote, "I get scared of getting/lost, I hold on hard/to you.

I've told my trainer that I get scared of myself sometimes when I transform into Bronze Bomber, because the power that I feel is too real and my mind enters another dimension.

"The baddest woman in my book... my mother," the singer told author Gerri Hirshey for the book "Nowhere to Run: The Story of Soul Music". "I get scared of her now.

"I got scared of anything and everybody".

During the day, if I got scared of the crowds, the press pass meant I could hide out in a backstage compound, gawping at Pete Doherty.

"I got scared of the fire drill and I couldn't get over it," said Schlapman, whose family, including a brother and sister, still live there.

I do get scared of failing, and I also feel upset when things do not work out as I would have expected them to, especially when I have worked incredibly hard for something.

"I don't get scared of doing it wrong, but I'm really conscious of doing my best to do it right.

To get scared of God, I start to think of myself on my own.