Sentence examples for be scared of at from inspiring English sources

"But I don't think there's anything to be scared of at all; there's nothing to be apprehensive about".

"There's plenty of games to be played, there's nothing to fear, nothing to be scared of at the moment," Elokobi added.

The UI is as beautiful as the concept; it's very simple to understand and use, the kind of thing that non-technical users won't be scared of at all.

But you can be scared of death at any age.

If we pool our strengths, there's nothing to be scared of, nothing at all".

It will be big enough that a child will dream of riding it, but small enough that a smaller child won't be scared of it at all.

He had a couple of good years for Atlético Madrid, but his biggest asset is his physicality and while he could bully defenders in Spain, in England they will not be scared of him; as we saw at the World Cup, he is not a ball-playing striker.

I didn't buy the idea that Tim has never flown before, that he would be scared of handing over a credit card at the hotel, and that he shies away at his first sight of Ronald, an African-American, in his room.

"To the extent that people in the short term aren't traveling because flights are canceled, or in the near term because they might be scared of flying, that isn't good at all for an industry that was already hurting so far this year," he said.

"Market Declines On Peace Scare:" The number of people who were scared of peace at that time were relatively small.

Allardyce, who says his players are scared of playing at home, made nine changes, including a debut for the 19-year-old centre-half McNaughton.