Sentence examples for gets a fright from inspiring English sources
His mother never explained that it was about the rent; she just told him to hide, and Icke writes that he still gets a fright whenever he hears a knock on the door.
So, for example, if a child imagines an animal and then gets a fright, the association between that animal and fear will be formed or strengthened.
Never wrap the lead rope around you as if the horse gets a fright and pulls away you will be in big trouble.
If the machine goes into spin cycle while the kitten is on the tray, and the kitten gets a fright, it will discourage him or her from using the tray in the future.
Place it right by the toilet area, so that when the cat crosses to go there, it gets a fright from the awful noise made by the motion sensor creature.
After ignoring the problem determinedly, lawmakers in Annapolis got a fright when the stock market's swoon during the recession further depleted the fund.
They got a fright, but no one was hurt.' He and his accomplice got away with £15,000, but were caught and sentenced to four years in gaol.
Alan C. Greenberg, the chairman of Bear Stearns, said he got a fright Thursday afternoon just minutes after agreeing to terms of the deal.
I got a fright in the haunted Old Angel Inne ("Upper Canada's Oldest Operating Inn") when I asked the barman who the ghost was supposed to be.
(Try it: press "Settings", "Privacy", "Location services", "System services" then "Frequent locations" on your iPhone – and prepare to get a fright).
"Accidents often happen when cyclists look behind them or get a fright when they are passed at high speed," said Maurice Kwakkernaat, one of TNO's research scientists involved in the project.
