Sentence examples for carefully scared from inspiring English sources
A batsman can respond in one of several ways: either he will play the over carefully, scared stiff of getting out to a part-timer; or he will try to cash in.
Moslehi's remarks were chosen carefully to scare Green Movement supporters abroad, specifically those involved with the Coordination Council.
While the majority of the meerkats filmed were partially habituated, the cinematographers had to move carefully to avoid scaring the animals.
It will also make your lips slightly redder and more plump without lipgloss or lipstick, making your lips more inviting without making him scared of messing up your carefully planned makeup.
Impeccably conducted in terms of scholarship, the debate may have scared off buyers who prefer clear-cut answers to carefully weighed hypotheses.
RadioTheater's first Lovecraft festival, a cult hit in the East Village, featured many of his early works, along with a few carefully placed quotations about scaring.
"They wanted to talk to her carefully about the issue, but they're not going to because they are scared after she threatened to fire them," a source said.
As Met commander Julian Bennett pointed out: "Antisocial behaviour can leave people feeling scared, anxious and intimidated, and I would urge those who are causing fear and alarm to carefully consider the impact their actions have on others".
