Sentence examples for face scare from inspiring English sources

He said he expected the Coalition would face "scare campaigns against everything we take to the next election", due in 2016, and accused Labor of "stirring fears and playing people off against one another".

Sometimes they draw attention to shortcomings in my appearance – "Your face scares me".

By the Royal Courts of Justice, James spots a smartly dressed black man clutching The Financial Times, his cuffs monogrammed, his face "scared," James thinks, "like he knew he was one false move away from the street".

"His face scared me, so I hid it in my closet".

Workers there, she said, "were in total panic -- their faces look scared to death".

Wouldn't the sudden about-face scare the markets?

"Their faces scare me!" he laughs, melting the few hearts left that aren't already in a puddle at his feet.

Some of the illustrations showed grown men, guards and warriors and courtiers, whose faces scared me — their stylized cruelty, in a pitiless world of all-powerful chiefs and quaking commoners.

The intellectual challenges we faced scared (that is the word) us into action.

All interspersed with blackout hallways filled with in-your-face scares.

As a kid, I'd buy collodion in theatrical shops, and I'd scar my face and scare the nanny".