Sentence examples for feared beforehand from inspiring English sources

Many of the worst fears about the games failed to materialize: no terrorists struck Beijing; no athlete protested at the podium (though Swedish wrestler Ara Abrahamian tossed his bronze medal in disgust over judging), and the air quality – due largely to favorable weather patterns – was not as bad as many had feared beforehand despite being the worst in Olympics history.

There were fears beforehand of another low Emirates Stadium turnout; more refuseniks angry at the club's direction under Wenger.

The fear beforehand for England and their fellow top seeds Wales was that they could have been handed games with France or Italy.

Find her mother, "give her a good dose of fear beforehand, a bit of paying back -- then kill her and free myself to fly".

Despite fears beforehand that the tournament would be a shambolic mix of unfinished stadiums, overcharged fans and public protests against the high cost of holding it, things mostly went smoothly.

The stock market, especially, tends to "price in" these fears beforehand – which means that, as the fiscal cliff approaches and a congressional solution remains elusive, the market could reflect the fear of slower growth.

Three weeks after the biggest riots in the capital for a generation, with fears beforehand that the carnival could act as a catalyst for renewed outbreaks of disorder, police reported that the event got off to a quiet start, with just 14 arrests by late-afternoon, seven for drug offences.

But, for all the fears beforehand, this one, 28 August 1963, was staggeringly beautiful.

I need only courage because I have lots of fear, especially beforehand.

At that moment in time, ART was not subsidized; patients feared hospitalisation in our wards because they knew beforehand the high mortality, leading to late referral or consultation.

Just as Dr. Vohs and Dr. Schooler feared, people were more likely to cheat after being exposed beforehand to arguments against free will.