Sentence examples for a scare of a from inspiring English sources
The Yankees have averted a scare of a different sort.
Thirty years earlier, in the spring of 1968, Mr. Romney, then a Mormon missionary in France, had a scare of a different sort.
Alex caused a scare of a hurricane-force direct hit in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, which had been devastated by Hurricane Isabel less than a year earlier.
There was a scare, of course.
She runs into a girl scared of her, a girl who tells her to die constantly and a seemingly pervert.
He also claimed the campaign had put "a scare and a fear of enormous proportions" at the heart of the Westminster establishment.
Last year, cat owners got a scare when a team of French researchers reported a possible link between felines and brain cancer.
The only case study this article used was a scare story of a woman who died after using a combination of prescription drugs that happened to include antidepressants.
Dambrot said "people get a little bit scared" of James, "a little in awe of him".
But beneath the white sheets of racism, you often find an integrationist, more scared of losing an election than following a conscience.
"She had a bit of a scare yesterday because of a reaction to treatment," Mr. Goodman said in a statement.
