Sentence examples for fright over from inspiring English sources
What if the markets suddenly took fright over Belgium or France?
"The turning point for topical Nsaids was the fright over heart problems with Vioxx," Dr. Moore said.
Their regulators have taken fright over studies showing that banks' required capital could fall by an average of 16% if they embraced the new accord.
The 1968 fright over Czechoslovakia put a blight on economic experimentation, and the centre gained at the expense of the enterprise.
Smith & Nephew, the FTSE 100 medical devices manufacturer, was one of this morning's steepest fallers as shareholders took fright over a mooted takeover deal.
Shares in Tesco's rivals Morrisons and Sainsbury's lost ground though as investors took fright over the Tesco warning of a "weak" grocery market.
He is right to emphasize the fright factor over accuracy.
Meanwhile, gilt yields – the interest rate on UK government bonds – have also risen dramatically, particularly after global stock markets took fright just over a week ago when the US Federal Reserve rattled investors by signalling an end to America's recession-busting "quantitative easing" programme.
Unlike most phobias, fear of spiders carries a whiff of immaturity and childhood frights carried over into adulthood.
Visitors waiting to dispense $15 for a fright also gagged over Mr. Hanf's tabloid-style sideshow, "Terrors of the Unknown".
On opening night, he experienced stage fright and stumbled over his line.
