Sentence examples for been scared that an from inspiring English sources

"Ever since the Paris attacks, I've been scared that an attack like that will happen here.

But if the Saudis are scared that's a plus for the Iranians".

I was scared that day.

Now creatives are scared that an untested jingle will scupper a project.

"The people were scared that a bomb would explode in a crowded place.

"You cannot be an Afghan and be scared that a bomb might go off.

Before you announced your campaign, you said that the liberal establishment is scared that "a real black man might run against Barack Obama".

"A dozen lawyers approached by the BMMA refused to take this case because they were scared that a militant Muslim group might target them," he adds.

But I couldn't stay in the camp as I was scared that a lot of people would appear with girls saying they too were at risk of FGM, and I knew I just couldn't help them all.

Diversity is a hot topic, but still many employers are scared that a woman in their 30s will get pregnant, or would not fit in the existing company culture.

"I'm scared that a bomb could explode at my school," she said.