Sentence examples for be afraid that when from inspiring English sources

"I won't be afraid that, when I'm done playing ball, I won't have transferable skills".

The UN's World Food Programme WFPP) is afraid that, when they hear of the rain, the money will dry up altogether.

"She was afraid that when we saw each other in person, we'd have nothing to say," he said.

I was afraid that when I lowered her into the tub she'd sink to the bottom.

"They were afraid that when a better job came along, I'd jump ship," Mr. Cobb explained.

But I am afraid that when the real mailing comes they might throw it out as well".

But I'm afraid that, when it comes to high-heel defenders, I'm right, you're wrong and that's all there is to say.

"I was afraid that when we announced this thing, we'd get people coming in with a bottle of Two-Buck Chuck.

I was afraid that when I came to Europe I'd end up with laryngitis for the whole trip, but I've been lucky this time.

As Lovejoy says in one of his frequent soliloquies to the audience, "I'm afraid that when antiques come in the door, morality exits through the window".

"The good woman was afraid that when her sons get married their children would fall off and kill themselves, as if I cared.