Sentence examples for fright of being from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you could feel dizzy or nauseated from the fright of being so intimate with someone.

This is not a warning but rather a recommendation, since the cultivation of fright can be one of the great pleasures of youthful moviegoing.

She might have had her fun dressing up as Olaf from Frozen over Halloween weekend, but Taylor Swift has been left with a fright after being accused of stealing lyrics.

Mr. Amenábar's command of the syntax of fright is impressive.

But this sense of fright was augmented with complicated feelings of hope and anxiety.

Sending up warring couples - and perhaps the island's reputation for romance - Kitch's version of Tobago Love in this calypso is getting the fright of his life, after being attacked and then having it explained that "that's the way that Tobago women make love".

They got such a fright being torn out of bed on Tuesday night".

As noted on the Web site of Toastmasters International, a nonprofit group that encourages the development of speaking skills at its 15,500 clubs around the world, "Believe it or not, your chances of dying of stage fright are extremely slim".

The age of the economic fright flick is apparently a thing of the past: the first "Dracula" clocked in at about 75 minutes, the original "Cat People" runs some 73 minutes, while "Night of the Living Dead" changed horror forever in just over 90 freaky minutes.

In other words, Fright Catalog is one of those rare poetry collections that delivers on the promise of its title--for make no mistake, this is a frightening artifact whose aggressions are (quite literally) prismatic.

In the business of manufactured fright, there are two ways to go.