Sentence examples for have a terror from inspiring English sources

I have a terror of running out of stamps.

"To be clear, we have a terror recruitment problem in Minnesota," Luger said on Monday.

In this, archaeologists still seem to have a terror of "going back too far".

Mr. Huntsman said, "As far as the eye can see in the 21st century we have a terror problem".

Such men, Dr. Dutton said, often have a terror of being abandoned and express their dependency in extreme jealousy and controlling behavior.

Labour and Tory politicians alike have a terror of charging for museums (at least in London) that baffles more confident colleagues in Europe and America.

"The idea we have a terror-watch list, a no-fly list, and someone on that list can buy a gun – that's the highest level of insanity," Bratton told CNN.

He had a terror of plastic bags, of heavy objects.

In her next letter, she confided her inner turmoil: "I had a terror — since September — I could tell to none".

"This particular group of intellectuals," she said, "has a terror of being politically irrelevant".

He had a terror, his wife later said, of losing it.