Sentence examples for bit scared about from inspiring English sources

"I'm a little bit scared about the knee," Nadal said, and this time, he meant the right one.

"I was a bit scared about speaking up about it in case there was a negative backlash," she said.

"I am a bit scared about certain employers knowing that I'm in the union," the camera operator said.

"I had an alternative background, I used to do alternative modelling and people felt a bit scared about it.

That was quite hilarious because we were a bit scared about doing that and it turns out they were a bit intimidated about meeting us".

AW: I'm a bit scared about that because it's been constant insanity and whenever we do have a little break is has never been more than four or five days.

Clipping out, the bit I was scared about, is equally straightforward – one decisive twist, and you're free.

"That was something I was really scared about, playing in the night, because of my contacts, because you're a little bit more tired.

"They are a little bit scared talking about … Andijan and the Uzbek government," Rashidov said.

Although Alejandra was exactly what the scientists were looking for — a pregnant woman — she was "a bit scared," she said, about giving herself and her unborn child to science for 21 years.

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