Sentence examples for be scared it would from inspiring English sources

I'd be scared it would take off with a toddler.

The Wiener schnitzel barely seems fried, as if whoever prepared it was scared it would come out greasy (there are flashes of its former glory in the accompanying lingonberry chutney, in which you can make out the individual berries, like a tapioca).

Behind the plate, Ramón Castro said he was scared it would soar over the fence.

"They were scared it would be seen as offensive and didn't have the courage to justify their initial decision to pursue the idea," he said.

But if you hadn't been scared, it wouldn't mean the story failed.

"I was scared it would be too hard for the kindergarteners and boring for the sixth graders, but all 150-plus students finished their portraits in about 2 hours.

Some people lost it when all of a sudden they had some money, because they were scared it wouldn't last and wanted to make the most of it.

And things get even deeper on "I Faked It Last Night," where the chorus goes: "Why you lyin' to your boys, tellin' them you slangin' pipe / You ain't even make me cum, I faked it last night," to which DJ Paul answers: "I would've pulled your hair but I was scared it would come out / I'll paint your face like Kiss with this nut when it runs out".

We were both scared it wouldn't work and what impact that could have on us emotionally.

I felt like he was treating me like a child, but he was just so scared it would happen again.

So I was scared I wouldn't make it -- and would have to admit it in the newspaper.