Sentence examples for afraid to be on from inspiring English sources

I'm not afraid to be on the battle lines.

Weren't you afraid to be on your own in Italy at 16?

Joy MacDougal, 26, who was an all-American racer at Boston College, explained, "If you're athletic and interested in new activities and aren't afraid to be on the water and get your hands dirty, it's a great sport".

He said, "The daily grind of being on a television show made me start to understand how it all went down and not be afraid to be on a film set".

A tenant patrol operates, ostensibly from 5 to 8 p.m., though some residents said it was ineffective and they were afraid to be on it because of the scary people they encountered.

He wasn't afraid to be on centre court," said Wawrinka.

"Why is he afraid to be questioned on the record?" one reporter asked.

Students reported feeling "afraid to be Muslim on campus" around the time of the video's release.

I was almost afraid to be feminine on the job, which in retrospect was probably a mistake.

I was never afraid to be alone or on my own.

"You could not tell that story, in my opinion, with actresses who were afraid to look ugly, who were afraid to be vulnerable, who were afraid to be everything on the table," she said.