Sentence examples for frightening days from inspiring English sources

But President Trump's Inauguration put Razvi in mind of the frightening days after 9/11.

Third, most Kenyans have been extremely fearful of returning to the frightening days of 2007 and early 2008 when the country essentially shut down and Kenyans of all ethnic groups and socioeconomic classes suffered.

Contrast this with how people felt in the 1950s, in the frightening days of polio, when parents lined their kids up for vaccines that carried much greater risk than do the modern ones.

Studying gave me the willpower to get through the most frightening days of my life – there's little time to think about how much your bones hurt when you're busy studying for exams and planning projects for group assignments.

I had watched it break several times, including a couple of frightening days when only Mark, Peewee, Tim Bodkin, and a scatter of other certified big-wave riders paddled out, and I'd actually surfed it a few times on marginal days, when it wasn't breaking with much authority — before I ever had to face the question of paddling out myself on a big, serious day.

Lawmakers wanted to make sure they were doing everything they could to protect us in the uncertain and frightening days that followed 9/11.

It's been a long, frightening day, but when the protesters successfully crossed the bridge, the staff, mostly Egyptians, gathered on the balcony, and the atmosphere was one of celebration.

In the midst of a trying and often frightening seven days in America, a musical about affairs of the heart among the Russian nobility might have seemed unspeakably irrelevant.

It was kind of frightening that day in Brooklyn when I was getting sworn in.

They may feel stressed or frightened in day-to-day life.

Once his therapy was the ocean and surfing, until he was frightened one day by a school of dolphins that he mistook for sharks.