Sentence examples for growing terrified from inspiring English sources

Old age has no gender, Boris Ivanovich thought, growing terrified.

The informer was growing terrified about the prospect of testifying against Al Qaeda.

And you will ensure that we'll never get out of this banking crisis, because the solution depends on getting private money funds to team up with the government to buy up toxic assets — and fund managers are growing terrified of any collaboration with government.

We've grown terrified of sadness and self-reflection, and we actively avoid ideas that challenge.

Cesar Millan helps a Shar Pei who grows terrified when its owner coughs.

Then he grew terrified and angry, and he thrashed to the surface, where he saw that Andrew, too, had surrendered to the water.

Then they examined the vote in their party's traditional heartlands in Wales, the north of England and the Midlands and grew terrified by the strength of the Out vote there.

For its part, the defense tried to portray Jackson as a man so desperate to make his comeback concerts a success that he was willing to take wild chances and grew terrified that he would not be able to perform to his own exacting standards without more rest and less stress.

(Does anyone think the Baathists are likely to come back and start gassing Kurds or massacring Shia?) Every analyst I know of was growing increasingly terrified of the prospect of election-related unrest.

"I didn't grow up in the projects, but I grew up terrified of the projects," Young told me.

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