Sentence examples for a bit spooked from inspiring English sources

"Everyone I know is a bit spooked".

"I think I'd be a bit spooked".

Most of the others get a bit spooked by the Perth pitch too.

Winfrey herself seemed a bit spooked when, during one of her radio interviews with Hicks, the consciousnesses took over.

The school was a bit spooked by a big fall in this year's Financial Times ranking, and perhaps sees moving into a new building as a response to this.

By the time we left for our tour, Noah and Lily had grown very quiet -- a bit spooked, I suspected, after learning about the original spelunkers' crawl through tight tunnels and cold mud into a very dark place.

"But right at the moment I'm a little bit spooked," he says.

I think they got a little bit spooked by the idea.

Ryder makes a convincing presenter – warm, engaging, a bit bonkers, spooked, occasionally sceptical, never cynical.

Webb, who plays his man behind the scenes, describes it in the press release as "Yes, Prime Minister meets Spooks at a bad disco and Yes, Prime Minister is a bit sick on Spooks but Spooks doesn't mind".

"Investors have been spooked a bit by pronouncements from Canberra on renewable energy, especially by Tony Abbott on wind energy, but we can have a bipartisan approach here.