Sentence examples for To be freak from inspiring English sources

There comes a point when what appear to be freak circumstances become the norm and Leicester's credentials as potential Premier League champions can no longer be dismissed after Claudio Ranieri's players moved to the  top of the table by dismantling Chelsea.

The latest attacks do not appear to be freak ruptures on the front nor the action of a local rebel commander gone rogue.

Do they feel the "phantom pain," then realize their arm isn't where it's supposed to be, freak out, and start tearing the house apart like, "Where the hell is my arm?

Do you think that people are right to be freaked out?

Why do we find it so alluring to be freaked out?

Gail: The security folk certainly do seem to be freaked out by that possibility.

Cowell is said to be "freaked out" and who could blame him?

Prepare to be freaked out even further when a Billie Holiday hologram debuts at New York's Apollo theatre this autumn.

… Owners of the Cardinals' David Johnson have a right to be freaked out by his usage, or lack thereof, as well as by QB Sam Bradford's horrifically poor play.

"I don't think the people who are entrusted with the microphone should be people you would consider to be freaks.

You don't have to be freaked out or a doomsday monger, but I think it would be a mistake to ignore it".