Sentence examples for frightened of going from inspiring English sources

They get frightened of going out of the [labour] camp.

"Oh God, yeah, I was certainly frightened of going on stage.

Questions from reporters asking how he felt about his legacy and whether he was frightened of going to prison were met with uncharacteristic silence.

We are staying in, frightened of going out onto the streets, and the only updates we now see are on the TV.

"He was never frightened of going to jail – we used to joke that he'd end up being chief librarian at Ford open prison.

"He was frightened of going to Iraq and afraid of chemical attacks, couldn't get it out of his mind," Major Hoffman said.

"My mother was very frightened of me going out of her sight because of what other people were going to say about me".

And I think, especially watching how the young view their television, or rather view content on YouTube on their laptop, on their phone, and have this expectation that they can access anything from anywhere in the world, and at any time they want it, I think that this inevitable revolution in viewing habits that people are frightened of is going to come upon us in the next three, four years.

During our first session on water, Jon prepared me for the otherwise frightening experience of "going over," a kayaking term for involuntarily flipping your boat upside down.

Of course, if you're frightened of lifts, flying, going through tunnels or being stuck in crowded spaces, I can see the value in trying to get over it in order to live a fuller life.

-I have presumptions about hypnosis, not prejudices, well you are a bit frightened of what's going to happen...what will I do...will I cry...you know, it's a bit sensitive, before this I had a massage treatment to relieve some pain in my shoulders.