Sentence examples for fear of breaking out from inspiring English sources

Her fear of breaking out, of being heard, also haunts "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall," the other great story in "Flowering Judas".

(I don't even walk near the Apple Store for fear of breaking out into a sweat; and I've got Comcast on speed-dial).

Doctors have expressed their fear of epidemics breaking out due to overcrowding and lack of sanitation facilities.

1937 Strikers Defy Police Fears of grave troubles breaking out among the thousands of striking automobile workers in the Detroit region were held tonight as stay-in strikers in two of the Fisher Body Company's divisional plants at Flint, Mich., prepared to resist by force all attempts of the authorities to eject them from the premises.

LONDON — As financial markets tried Monday to digest Europe's unprecedented decision to impose bailout losses on Cypriot bank depositors, a second front of fear has broken out in the European debt crisis: the failing health of Italian banks.

Australians also opposed the importation of "coloured labour", in part due to fears of a similar civil war breaking out in Australia.

Russian fears of a Lebanese-style civil war breaking out in Syria, with the country fissuring on sectarian lines, may not be as far fetched in three months' time as they currently seem.

Always keen to prove that they're not racist – but just ill-informed bigots – members of Tommy Robinson's hate brigade arrived at the pub in their EDL fleeces, causing the manager to cancel the gig for fear of violence breaking out.

Where children are less likely to feel stable and secure is in homes where parents are railroaded into staying together in misery out of fear of breaking a legal contract.

The various rebel groups fear infighting may break out when Mr Assad goes.

–Do you fear you might break out in flop sweat, like Albert Brooks in Broadcast News?