Sentence examples for I started to fear from inspiring English sources

When I started to fear leaving my room unattended I knew I had to do something.

After watching TOTP2's boyband special I started to fear for JLS.

I'll admit as the time wound down I started to fear what my face would look like once the anti-aging zinc- and vitamin C-soaked mask was removed and the galvanizing currents were finished their rigorous detoxification process.

I started to fear that this floating Butlins had gone the way of the land Butlins, consigned to a retirement spent as whipping boy for stuck-up comedians on crap panel shows.

I'd started to fear that the ante had been upped so far that in a few years' time we the public would have become so jaded by these challenges that we'd reach into our pockets only if there was a prospect of actual death on screen, a charity equivalent of The Hunger Games or the Colosseum in Rome.

Our coaches who once praised me started to fear the man I was off the field.

What I am trying to get at is, Western culture has started to fear and degrade the notion of human intelligence.

As they saw passengers jumping from the balloon, people started to fear for their own safety.

But lately, the elite has started to fear that stability alone cannot work, that it is calcifying into stagnation.

"His frontal attacks against Fox suggested to me that he's started to fear that he may lose the election".

At moments, members of Mr. McCain's inner circle have started to fear the populism of their own campaign.