Sentence examples for fear of winter from inspiring English sources
Canadians live in absolute petrified fear of winter.
Not just ordinary fear: fear of winter, fear of sickness, fear of starving.
She is crying for the hardships of her life, for the sons who died in the war, for the friends she lost, for the neighbours who went away, for the russet coat worn to rags, for the pains in her legs, for the price of coal, for fear of winter.
Don't forget the chaos and fear of 2008.
Tongue stumbles, ears err for fear of spring.
I lied about my fear of Christmas tree.
(See also Omniscience Fatigue; Undeselfing) DIMANCHOPHOBIA Fear of Sundays, a condition that reflects fear of unstructured time.
When financial markets wobble, central banks step in to cut rates for fear of 1930s-style deflationathis (this was very explicit after Black Monday in October 1987).
He was not a sentimental man, but he would tell his horse so much that was in his heart, perhaps his longing for home, his fear of tomorrow.
During the intervening period, in the calm before the spending review storm, I have been living in quiet fear of today's announcement.
Rumours of an "aristocratic conspiracy" by the king and the privileged to overthrow the Third Estate led to the Great Fear of July 1789, when the peasants were nearly panic-stricken.
