Sentence examples for afraid of being shot from inspiring English sources

"I am afraid of being shot dead".

He was afraid of being shot down and caught, especially since he was Jewish.

When Mr. Juhi was asked if Mr. Hussein had arrived at the court afraid of being shot, he replied: "Maybe.

Kids in the United States should be able to grow up without being afraid of being shot, whether it's in school or on a Friday night.

In any event, guerrillas who accepted an amnesty would probably be more afraid of being shot dead by a relation of one of their victims than of being put on trial.But at least there is a sense that Iraq's new rulers have a chance of reaching out to some of the rebels.

I'm afraid of being shot in a movie theatre, an office, a place of worship.

He'd been so constrained by the culture that he'd been afraid to promote his idea for fear of being shot down by his boss.

"I fled because I am afraid of guns and afraid to be shot and killed," says Cuaca, an elegant woman of 22 years who is waiting in line to register with UNICEF and the World Food Programme (WFP), who have arrived here by helicopter with life-saving supplies and services, the first humanitarian aid in nine months.

There is a greater cause to be afraid of drug-resistant tuberculosis than there is being shot while on the way to work.

After finding out that the head was only hospital waste, Bruce returns to his house, where they are having a cookout The older man who Bruce hopes will retire says that he hasn't been afraid of anything since his heart attack, and Bruce's wife says that Bruce has been afraid of everything since he was shot.

Talking to parents whose sons have been shot in the legs, it is clear they are afraid of the gunmen.