Sentence examples for frightening heights from inspiring English sources
In fact, taco connoisseurship is reaching frightening heights.
During the 70s, alongside the extraordinary restlessness and reinvention, there was abuse of cocaine that reached truly frightening heights, a bizarre and recanted flirtation with fascism that may have owed something to drugs as well as to Britain's mood of frenzied despair, and a detailed claim from a former groupie about underage sex.
We're used to hearing about skyscrapers needling the heavens at ever-frightening heights, but sometimes, it's the designs looming closer to the horizon that are the real feats of imagination.
You resolved then to become an astronaut - even though you're frightened of heights, aren't you?
I make movies like that.' " Stanton says he always had an animator's sensibility: "I can't remember not thinking that my bike was cold in the rain, that fish are lonely in their bowl, that leaves are frightened of heights as they fall".
She had this thing about being frightened of heights and was terrified of the Christmas tree so I thought I'd write about that too – but I stuck it all on Mog because I didn't want to have to have a new family with a new cat in the book.
Because of their makeup and height, the performers could be frightening.
There was one return visit to London, in December of 1940 — a frightening one, because the Blitz was still at its height.
Incidentally, for someone like me who hates heights, the scenes on the theatre's rooftop were frightening in their reality as Emma Stone lingers on the edge.
The standard had still not risen to familiar heights, although both players peppered the rallies with winners of frightening power.
