Sentence examples for far scared from inspiring English sources
But a dispute over liability has thus far scared off airport managers.
I'm far too scared to join the former and can't fathom the latter, but I'm impressed.
Brace yourselves, because this column is about the one thing which everyone is apparently far too scared to talk about: the female biological clock.
St. Jacques Gypsies are in fact far more scared of non-Gypsies than even the timidest non-Gypsy is of them".
Wolves are far more scared of us than we are of them, he says, even though that might not convince many of us, especially given the fairy tales we've grown up with.
He started taking me to race meetings when I was 10 as my mum wouldn't go - she was far too scared by the danger and what it would do to her little boy, not that I can blame her.
His own generals were far too scared of him to risk breaking the bad news.As for those weapons of mass destruction (WMD), it seems that some senior members of the ruling circle never stopped believing, even after the war, that Iraq had these, even though Saddam himself knew otherwise.
True, he has so far been scared to implement this egalitarian (fairness of outcome) policy just as was Tony Blair.
