Sentence examples for a bit spooked by from inspiring English sources
Most of the others get a bit spooked by the Perth pitch too.
Mr Broom told the Guardian he was "a bit spooked" by the discovery but said he was not yet living in fear of being beamed up by aliens.
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.
A few minutes in, he got a bit spooked by the snake, exclaimed "Don't like it!" and wandered off to ignore his new toys in favour of the boxes they came in.
While the Heat is battle tested, the team seems a bit spooked by its New York rivals, who have eliminated Miami on its home floor two years in a row.
The company's stock bump may be a sign that some analysts have been a bit spooked by the company's enterprise model of growth before and instead of profitability, but MobileIron may also have suffered a bit in value due to distrust in the mobile device management space.
I'm a little bit spooked by heights, I guess.
I think they got a little bit spooked by the idea.
Winfrey herself seemed a bit spooked when, during one of her radio interviews with Hicks, the consciousnesses took over.
