Sentence examples for fear of planes from inspiring English sources

Her hijab, already loosening around her head when they landed, disappeared altogether, and she conquered her fear of planes, boats, and the metro.

The pictures reveal a small, brooding man, standing in counterpoint to Rodgers, whose easy-looking smile doesn't hint at a fear of planes, heights, illness.

Republican pundits have pointed to Ford's fear of planes as evidence that she may be trying to delay Kavanaugh's confirmation, apparently unaware that people with a fear of flying can still get on a plane.

As terrorists and all who collaborated with them were targeted, the fear of B52 war planes persuaded many warlord commanders to shave or shorten their beards and dress like democrats in black suits – but as we have subsequently seen, many of them remained the same on the inside.

Correction: January 9 , 2001 Tuesday An article and a headline yesterday about a search in response to fears of a plane crash in the Hudson on Friday referred incorrectly to the path of a United States Fish and Wildlife plane that was believed to have inspired the reports.

This is the result of their fear — of the sound of planes, of rockets, of war".

Mrs. Forster had a pathological fear of missing a train, plane or boat.

By Roald Dahl The New Yorker, February 27 , 1954P. 28 Mrs. Forster had a pathological fear of missing a train, plane or boat.

AS China's outrage escalated last week over the midair collision of a Chinese military jet and a United States Navy surveillance plane, fear of the repercussions grew, too, spilling over into the business world.

For instance, fear of dying in a plane crash, and in one's anxiety, envisioning that happening, will not make it happen.

Then I gave out all the Ambien I'd brought for the trip to the passengers around me so they wouldn't hear me frantically chanting "4 8 15 16 23 42," Lost's Oceanic Flight 815 doomed number sequence under my breath out of fear our plane was destined to fall out of the sky.