Sentence examples for give scare from inspiring English sources

This is not to give scare stories; this is not to give negative reasons why not to do something".

I'm not criticising the institution, or other students; the reason it didn't work for me was because of an application system that doesn't give scared young people room to pause and think.

Dutton was given a scare in the election, suffering a 5.6% swing against him in the Queensland seat of Dickson.

Crewe 2 - 3 Ipswich Martijn Reuser scores twice after Ipswich were given a scare by Crewe Alexandra.

But their visit gave a scare to their Secret Service detail when residual damage from Tropical Storm Irene caused power to go out temporarily in the cramped nightclub.

(AP) — Presbyterian College, the first-year N.C.A.A. Division I team playing 25 of its 30 games on the road, gave a scare to North Carolina State on Saturday.

Given the scare stories of badly wounded – or worse – have-a-go heroes, it is understandable that people are reluctant to step in to save a bike.

Santorum joins a long list of social-conservative niche candidates Pat Robertson, Pat Buchanan, and Mike Huckabee that gave a scare to the establishment front-runner but did little more than that.

Melissa Fensterstock, the co-founder of Aromaflage, one such product, says the boost has been considerable: "It's selling very well, especially given the scare".

Rangers were given a scare, though, when Kudus Oyenuga levelled for the Blue Brazil with 10 minutes to go.

Worcestershire were given a scare by Minor Counties neighbours Shropshire as they warmed up for the FLt20 campaign with a 13-run win at Shrewsbury.