Sentence examples for fear of stealing from inspiring English sources
He remembers when there were five Italian social clubs on the avenue, when even the car thieves stayed away out of fear of stealing a mob man's vehicle.
Even so, the fear of stolen votes remains, as does the fear of missing votes — particularly in light of a decrease, compared with 2006, in voter-registration applications in swing states.
Companies often resist disclosing the names of their overseas suppliers for fear of competitors stealing them.
Tim Berners-Lee, widely acknowledged as the inventor of the World Wide Web, back in 1989, said: "What's been driving the government and driving legislation is a fear of teenagers stealing music.
Some people try to sleep at night but there's the ever-present fear of someone stealing your coins or beating you senseless while you snooze, or the fact that the guards take great enjoyment in blasting the volume on the TV.
It means fearing that you can be accused of stealing at any moment, regardless of who you are.
Hysterical and unfounded fears of Gypsies stealing babies spread through Ireland this week, which led to the police taking children away from two separate Roma families.
Years later he elaborated in an interview: People accused me of stealing 'fear and loathing' [from Søren Kierkegaard] – fuck no, that came straight out of what I felt.
At this point, it serves largely as an implicit rejoinder to the Grammys, a place where the kids can play safely without fear of Adele's stealing their lunch money and Moonman statues.
