Sentence examples for be scared of a from inspiring English sources
It would be a shame to be scared of a lie-in.
We will not again allow ourselves to be scared of a government.
I'd be scared of a world where you couldn't have sexist, racist and misogynist characters in novels.
Is the American witchcraft community a bit pathetic, to be scared of a few puny Mu … sorry, No-Majs?
"The government may be scared of a backlash from the urban, educated and young people who tend to use Gmail, not to mention the businesses that rely on it".
You might be scared of a song called "The Camper Velourium I: Faint of Heart," but you shouldn't be: it begins with a thunderous hard-rock riff and the irresistible clank of a cowbell.
One lady on Twitter said that she'd rather be scared of an ad than be scared she couldn't save a life and that sums it up".
You were scared of a dead man?
"Everyone is scared of a repeat," said 29-year-old ShakyaShakya. 29-year-old Shakya
The Chinese are scared of a Taliban regime".
