Sentence examples for fright on from inspiring English sources

I learned to swim in the saltwater pool and screamed with feigned fright on the giant roller coaster.

They are capable of beating Italy, Wales and Scotland in Dublin and could give England a fright on March 18.

She was referring to "Magic Tree House #25: Stage Fright on a Summer Night," published in 2003.

If you want to give yourself a fright on this front consider the share price of Standard Chartered, a Western bank largely exposed to the emerging world.

This is the final chance for L.S.U.'s eight seniors — including all the starters — to overcome their fright on the sport's biggest stage.

Watching Wake in Fright on DVD, the graininess of that opening moment has been intentionally retained when the film was digitally restored.

The heroes in two new picture books shift between owning up to and denying their fright: one ends on a note of courage, while the other acknowledges and affirms the logic of fear.

Either way, Halloween puts the frights on Christmas, terrorises Easter and sends Valentine's Day bawling for its mommy.

The fright began on Asian markets on Sunday when Standard Life shares fell by 4%, or £400m, while shares in the engineering firms Babcock International – which runs civilian operations at Faslane submarine base and Rosyth naval dockyard – dropped 4.2%, or £233m, and Glasgow-based Weir Group fell by 1.8%, or £100m.

As Darryl Jones says, in his introduction to the new edition, here is a classic instance of the vagina dentata — the epitome of what Jones calls "the monstrous-feminine," and one wonders whether James, merrily frightening his friends on a Cambridge night, realized how closely his fright verged on the explicit.

Alfred Hitchcock put his daughter, Patricia, into three of his films: Stage Fright, Strangers on a Train and Psycho.