Sentence examples for and be scared that from inspiring English sources

"You cannot be an Afghan and be scared that a bomb might go off.

I had left the country in late 2000 to experience living in the west, and was scared that I was missing all the rapidly emerging trends at home.

Is this normal now?" she had said in a heart-wrenchingly honest assessment of how she felt embarrassed by "what remains of my body" and was scared that children would poke fun at her in the street.

People were discouraged by that crisis, and are scared that another is around the corner, he went on: "For the foreseeable future, those headwinds to growth will be with us.

That's when he told me he was living with HIV and was scared that, despite the fun we were having, once he told me, I would get up and leave because that's what so many others had done.

"Now I'm staying with my mother and I'm scared". That was written last January and resulted in a TRO being summarily granted to Maria Navarro.

Stanley was scared that day, and said so whenever he told the story.

His own work had always been supremely honest and clean, and he was scared that his son's interests could ruin the reputation of the family," Williams explained.

"Utilities see more and more solar and wind coming on line and they're scared that they can't manage this on their own," Lew says.

"It was still jumping around in there," Ms. Diaz said, and Miracle was scared that it would escape and bite her.

"I'm not here legally, and I'm scared that they'll arrest me, and then deport me," she said.