Sentence examples for fright by from inspiring English sources

"Children fight against stage fright by wearing a princess dress," she said.

Cetaceans show fright by fleeing from a situation or by bunching up and "milling".

Leigh were given a fright by Halifax before coming through 40-20.

To accommodate both young children and older visitors, it will offer "thrills by day, fright by night" entertainment.

Its zigzagging brickwork, inspired by sub-Saharan tribes, was deemed compelling by fans and an aesthetic fright by detractors.

Lending in May was £9.2 billion, also above expectations.The Office for National Statistics ONSS) gave the financial markets a fright by pointing out that sales growth in the three months to May, at 1.8%, was the strongest since 1988.

Be ready to discuss in class; overcome stage-fright by participating.

It was described as "unashamedly macabre" by Metro journalists, "genuinely frightening" by David Upton of PopMatters, and "a genuine fright fest" by Dessau.

The 1970s saw the creation of two masterpieces of cinema: Wake in Fright, directed by Ted Kotcheff and based on the 1961 novel of the same name by Kenneth Cook and Peter Weirr's Picnic at Hanging Rock, modelled on the 1967 book by Joan Lindsay.

HARTFORD Cinestudio "Wake in Fright," directed by Ted Kotcheff.

The initial fright created by the whiteout turned to tedium for many drivers, particularly after 24 hours.