Sentence examples for afraid marked from inspiring English sources

And that I'm afraid, marked the start of a long, tedious monologue about the new village, to which I had to nod along with a fixed smile.

"They're afraid to mark me because I'm the best dribbler and if they try, they will dislocate some of their body.

Don't be afraid to mark it up.

Don't be afraid to mark poles, grommets or other parts to make them easier to use.

We are all afraid of being marked as that girl who's "really ambitious" -- as if that's a bad thing!

He said he was left stressed by the approach and afraid he had been "marked out" by police because he refused to spy on campaigners.

With Guinness offering homes to some, but not others, they are afraid they will be marked as troublemakers, harming their prospects for rehousing.

Don't be afraid of negative marking.

Remember that predators operate best in a climate of fear and silence - the more afraid their marks are, the more they are able to dominate and control them.

He was afraid of falling, he said, his vowels still marked by his Bronx childhood: fawling.

I'm still slightly afraid to ask him for a price (nothing is marked), even though he knows me and is always quite pleasant.