Sentence examples for become fear of from inspiring English sources

Running cables out of the window to a van from the Record Plant studio parked outside, over two days that spring the four members laid down all the basic backing tracks for what would become Fear of Music, with Eno weighing in heavily with conceptual codification and electronic treatments.

It was on the train to see her shrink that she began making notes towards the novel that eventually became Fear of Flying – hence, for those who have read it, all the stuff about German loos.

He reprised the role in 1970, the only previous revival on Broadway of this play, which became feared for the task of taking on The Jimmy Stewart Role.

The courts became feared for their censorship of opposing religious views, and became unpopular among the propertied classes for inflicting degrading punishments on gentlemen.

The excitement of arriving in New York became a fear of never finding my footing here.

No matter how old or emotional Steinbrenner becomes, the fear of him is palpable throughout the Yankee organization.

I did nothing, I became agoraphobic (fear of the outdoors).

"Playgrounds have become joyless, for fear of a few cuts and bruises.

There is just one thing that makes your dream become impossible: the fear of failure.

Impairment is usually minimal, and most patients function well, although some become incapacitated from fear of going insane.

But Swavely won't name them or say if they'll become customers, for fear of poaching by the competition.