Sentence examples for fear of getting stuck from inspiring English sources

Recent police crackdowns on refugees leave many in fear of getting stuck in Turkey.

He avoids getting into an elevator by himself at night, out of fear of getting stuck with no one to hear him.

And they can be incubators of anxiety: those queasy mirrors, the blank faces of fellow, forward-facing passengers – not to mention the ever-present fear of getting stuck, or plummeting to the floor.

And the first thing I did — for my own sake and for the sake of whoever else might be tooling up behind me — was pull the car off the road, as far up on the shoulder as I could take it without fear of getting stuck.

In these conditions, it is common to observe vehicles not initiating lane change for fear of getting stuck in non-preferred lanes/position and behind slower vehicles.

Similarly, makers of all-electric cars are facing resistance from "range anxiety," or the fear of getting stuck somewhere when the batteries run out of juice.

Put it this way, you're much more likely to avoid taking your Evoque off road for fear of denting its pretty bodywork than because you're afraid of getting stuck.

"We kind of got stuck here".

I don't know whether it's because of my South Indian upbringing, my perpetual fear of particles getting stuck in my contact lenses, or some other subconscious aversion, but I never had the chance to experience Holi until I came to college.

The lights flicker, and residents fear getting stuck in the elevator when the power goes out several times a day.

But hundreds of the apartments' owners have yet to return, and he fears getting stuck in the middle when they do.