Sentence examples for frightened on from inspiring English sources

Waking up frightened on Christmas morning, he cries "My blankie!" like a toddler.

"I'm literally frightened on a few levels, 'cause I've never been in this position," Mr. Maron recalled.

A number of New Yorkers were frightened on Thursday night when fireworks went off on a barge near Ellis Island with little warning.

I was so frightened on the opening night: people thought I had a cold, and we had to explain to them it was just nerves.

To emerge to see the news coverage completely ignoring the crowds calmly waiting, frightened on the other side of the sqaure from all the mayhem, simply rubs salt into the wound.

Melinda Opperman of Springboard, a credit-counselling agency with offices in five south-western states, says a typical debt-management plan takes three to five years to complete.Tight-fisted, or frightened?On the other side of the table, banks seem to have plenty to lend.

He is frightened of taking on his own backbenchers, who are frightened of taking on Farage, because he does not want the public to see what he is: the John Major of the 2010s.

Then, after peaking in 2010, enrollments began to decline as parents became frightened of taking on high debt.

"It's frightening on more than one level, the indiscriminate force used in quelling protests, the manipulation of the truth by the shamelessly biased media, and how people have been desensitized by the repetition of violent scenes," Nada Rashwan, an Egyptian journalist who said she is only two years older than Ashraf, told VICE News.

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