Sentence examples for fear to take from inspiring English sources

"The girls fear to take legal proceedings for anything to do with sex," he said.

During labour with my daughter, my husband and I were too focused on what was happening, too busy trying to cope with the fear, to take any pictures.

Amazon, comfortably the biggest e-book retailer, has lowered the price of its Kindle e-readers to the point where people do not fear to take them to the beach.

But it has embarked on a mission that even more established museums might fear to take on: a comprehensive survey of contemporary American art, formed by visits to hundreds of artists' studios, large and small, successful and almost unheard-of, across the country.

"I think the most important thing is that we not allow the terrorists' primary weapon, which is fear, to take away our confidence, to take away our freedom, to take away the strength and courage we have shown over the past year," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Villas-Boas added: "He is very creative and has no fear to take on his man and beat him.

If that it is indeed the case, it would be stronger and smarter not to ban, but to force those fears to take a back seat.

I used heroin to dull my fears; to take the sting out of them.

By way of illustration, a 59 year old male from Kidi Achoka, Ganda Parish described how he had a swollen stomach since the 1980 s but feared to take the drugs.

That move has elicited concern from other American orchestras, which fear having to take up the slack.

As a result, others feel left out and they fear to make mistakes or take risks.