Sentence examples for ever frightened from inspiring English sources
Nobody's ever frightened me since".
Were you ever frightened while reporting this story?
Is COSEA's boss ever frightened by the risks that moving on several fronts at once poses?
After he mentions that in 1960 he witnessed an assassination attempt on Apartheid's mastermind, Hendrik Verwoerd, I ask if he was ever frightened growing up.
No guy he knows has admitted to feeling that, but when he asks young women whether they are ever frightened of their boyfriends, heads nod.
"When he returned to the Stedelijk after the war," Glazenburg says, "he said that nothing that came after it could ever frighten him".
The wartime Prime Minister wrote in his memoirs: "The only thing that ever really frightened me during the war was the U-boat peril.
Roaming in "wolf packs," the U-boats sank so many ships bearing supplies from America to Britain that Winston Churchill later wrote of the campaign that it was "the only thing that ever really frightened me during the war".
"The only thing that ever really frightened me during the war was the U-boat peril," Churchill said later.
Have you ever been frightened by a dumpling?
