Sentence examples for frightened that it will from inspiring English sources

As I write this, I know I should be committing that all-important first paragraph to paper, but I am far too frightened that it will turn out to be the opposite of epic.

Now Smederevo's citizens are frightened that it will close.Still, there were a couple of pieces of good news from yesterday's election.

I'm frightened that I will not be able to borrow more, and there are two years left.

He said that the efforts to get him to step aside were the handiwork of "people who have their own agenda and who are frightened that I'll be the next congressman.

PlumpJack serves California cuisine with an emphasis on fresh produce, but it's not so experimental that it will frighten the kids.

"People are frightened that Greece will leave the euro, thinking that it would ruin their holiday," says Ms Tetradis.

By now he is not frightened that she will take the car away and hands it to her to continue.

It concluded: "People who lose their motability vehicle are frightened that they will become housebound, particularly in areas with no accessible transport".

The expected cost is so astronomical, in fact, that the Navy, frightened that this expenditure will prevent it from paying for other portions of its shipbuilding program, has insisted that the money come from a special fund outside of its budget.

It's about a time when people live in protective suits because they are frightened that they will be contaminated by any contact with another human being.

"I am frightened that the baby will come and we will all be in a bed and breakfast.