Sentence examples for general fright from inspiring English sources
It was the first time in seven sessions that the two gauges moved in opposite directions, resuming the pattern that was common before general fright sent both plummeting last week, only to rebound together on Monday and Tuesday, when individual investors largely held their ground and refused to panic.
London shares ended one of their worst weeks in recent history as the City took fright at Britain's inconclusive general election and the prospect of a prolonged period of "political horse trading".
The best actors generally experience the most stage fright.
Voters could either punish the Tories at the 2020 general election, or more immediately, Conservative MPs could take fright in a bid to distance themselves from the toxic policy.
Fright wigs, frightening women and frightful acting.
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey overcame his self-confessed stage fright and told the Supreme Court on Tuesday that it should reinstate an explosives conviction against an Algerian terrorist who had planned to bomb Los Angeles International Airport in 1999.
Langley opens the book with Weill's fright over the possibility that New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer might charge him with some part of the scandal involving Jack Grubman Jack Grubman.
Obliged to overcome his stage fright and go on tour, he wore a safari suit and behaved like some drug-crazed general leading a brutal campaign.
Watching Cheney in these periodic re-emergences into the public spotlight can be disconcerting in general: as with a horror movie villain, you can never count on a credit sequence to put an end to your fright.
Bondholders also took fright.
