Sentence examples for face fright from inspiring English sources
It magnifies fear by showing the terror on an actor's face: fright is contagious.
But storms lie beyond his purview, and soon the two doughty youngsters will face the fright of their lives.
Arguably worse than the freeze look is the fright face.
The performers even suffer from stage fright, facing judges even harsher than New York reviewers.
The unbearable congestion reflects the ungoverned quality of life in the city; pedestrians plunge into the anarchic traffic, their faces masked by fright or resignation.
For an artist with crippling stage fright to face a crowd shielded by just a guitar and piano takes considerable guts, and her voice sporadically cracks with the effort.
Through the window, I watch them: their faces are full of fright, their hands raised in an instinctively protective gesture.
What "Me, Myself and Irene" has is Jim Carrey, whose rubberized body and latex fright-mask face dominate the screen, making the rest of the cast look like well-meaning, ordinary folk.
In Peter and Bobby Farrelly's "Me, Myself and Irene, Jim Carreyy, left, uses his rubberized body and latex fright-mask face to play a Rhode Island state trooper in the throes of "advanced hallucinatory schizophrenia," "involuntary narcissistic rage" and love.
The expression on her face could have been either fright or astonishment.
One had heard that Beckham, Owen and co were big over here, but was still unprepared for thousands of locals attending even England's friendlies and training sessions sporting St George flags, fright wigs and face paints.
