Sentence examples for frightened to run from inspiring English sources

It was good to see that youngsters like Wright-Phillips, Defoe and Glen Johnson weren't frightened to run at people.

Too frightened to run, I stared back and mumbled, "Who are you?" "I'm Susan Anthony," she said.

But I can't accept that this is about the same guy who was frightened to run over broken glass -- the way any other human being would be frightened.

Thousands more are still sheltered in cellars in villages under siege, too frightened to move and running out of food and medicine.

Not infrequently, I would be walking along the street, and hear a noise that I thought was the "siren," at which I would be too frightened to even run.

I think it tells you something that she is not frightened to death to run as a Democrat".

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

In the second case, two men were convicted of kidnapping a young woman who said she was too frightened to give evidence and ran away just before their trial.

Most people are frightened and try to run in higher ground.

"Of course, everyone got frightened and started to run out of the houses to the street.

"I got frightened and wanted to run away.