Sentence examples for frightened to make a from inspiring English sources

That went on for three days while she huddled inside with her mother, sister and niece, too frightened to make a run for it.

As the game wore on he became virtually unplayable for his defender who, by the end of the match, was almost frightened to make a tackle, such was the uncertainty that Campbell had generated.

It is frightening to make a complaint when your future career rests on the anonymous references of several individuals.

Everyone was frozen, too frightened to make even a simple peep when conservatively-veiled women our grandmother's age lay beaten at the feet of the police, when white-haired men our grandfather's age were being slapped by folks half their age, or worse when dozens of pubescent Basiji, carrying batons and wooden poles marched confidently in camouflage military outfits along the avenues.

Dennis won't be frightened to make the right decisions.

"I get angry at the way people are being manipulated and frightened to make money," Dr. Morrison said.

She found the Americans' reluctance to interfere maddening; the religious factions were growing stronger, and secular groups were too frightened to make noise.

Ashley Giles says he is not frightened to make tough decisions if he is appointed as England's head coach.

One woman also explained she was too frightened to make her claims public while the presenter was alive.

Exeter assistant coach Ali Hepher: "We looked as though we weren't enjoying our rugby in the first half as we were frightened to make mistakes.

However, I'm also just not frightened to make big decisions.