Sentence examples for are afraid off from inspiring English sources

The first one is a little heavy, but very helpful: Make a list of everything you are afraid off.

"We also know that hotels have had feedback from guests of different cultures and nationalities saying they were upset by seeing begging and think there are other crimes or underworld activities going on that they should be afraid off".

In many countries, different commercial databases are used, and people are afraid of turning off alerts because of legal consequences.

"This election will be decided by people who are afraid of being laid off," said Reinhard Schlinkert, the chairman of Dimap, a polling firm.

Plus, they are afraid of being ripped off by big chains".

Don't be afraid of "getting off track" or "falling off the bandwagon"; simply be consistent day in and day out.

He sometimes felt like Columbus, whose sailors were afraid of falling off the edge of the world.

"I'm afraid of falling off because I am so high up in the street," said an only occasionally befuddled Humphrys.

Unless you're afraid of ordering off the Internet and if so, grow up, grab your credit card, and save some money.

I'm afraid of pissing off friends to the point they'll never speak to me again.

Don't be afraid of showing off expression!