Sentence examples similar to a fright of from inspiring English sources

You get the eerie sensation that Mr and Mrs Hall have just gone into another room and will probably return any second and have a bit of a fright to see a journalist peering in through their window.

Ledger has a fright wig of ragged hair; thick, running gobs of white makeup; scarlet lips; and dark-shadowed eyes.

A fright wig of thick white roots hung off the bottom.

Seeing them live for the first time, though, I expected more during this brief introduction, especially on a fright night of trick-or-treating.

Goldwater had apparently given the public a fright with his talk of victory — and for a very good reason.

His third goal in as many games was a perfectly executed nerve settler for a Charlton side who had been given a fright by a bunch of plucky Londoners in the last round.

Three years ago, Schilling had a cancer fright of his own.

Was only moderately good-looking early, and later became a bit of a fright.

They got such a fright being torn out of bed on Tuesday night".

They gave Everton's defence a bit of a fright when Asamoah broke through and, after advancing unimpeded for a considerable distance, sent a shot curving tantalisingly wide.

Ledger, in a fright wig and gobs of white makeup, shambles and slides into a room, bending his knees and twisting his neck and suddenly surging right into someone's face like a deep-sea creature coming up for air.