Sentence examples for fears about getting from inspiring English sources

Women who were present confided fears about getting home.

Too many elderly people are on their own at Christmas but I'm not sure whether such adverts have useful practical effects or confirm fears about getting older.

Innovations such as car sharing and ride sharing, for instance, are hamstrung by passenger fears about getting into a stranger's vehicle.

He sought to allay any fears about getting caught, noting there was no icon and it would operate silently.

Indeed, Fidelity's research shows that women who face their fears about getting involved in the market tend to be better investors than men.

But we didn't let all this philosophizing take over the lure party, as talk quickly turned to fears about getting banned from the game for using a workaround or worse, losing all our pokémon when the official version arrives.

As it stands, directors have more to fear about getting old than about doing a lousy job.

She has no fear about getting older: "What else am I supposed to do – die?

I have been very prone to injury in the past, so I have a lot of fear about getting hurt in the future.

"I had a lot of doubts about my ability to do it," Danes says, "and the more I learned about her, the greater the fear about getting it wrong".

When Jackie picked me up at the airport just outside town in October (as she or Butch do for all their guests) she cemented my fear about getting stuck; she confessed that, though she and Butch still had a place in Minnesota, they thought of themselves as Culebrans now.