Sentence examples for huge scare from inspiring English sources

"It's not a huge scare," said Gerald Ginsberg, an East Side physician who was taking his daily three-mile walk through the park.

New Zealand survived a huge scare from outsiders Samoa, needing a late try to escape with a 14-12 Four Nations win in Whangarei.

Then the 80-meter hurdles in 11.2 seconds, an Olympic record, though she had to survive a three-way photo finish and a huge scare.

Warrington survived a huge scare before maintaining their Super League title bid by recording an eighth successive league win, 40-30 at Castleford.

But there was a huge scare for supporters of the eventual winner who veered across the track and nearly into the path of third-placed Australia.

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER The top-seeded doubles team in the men's tournament, the Americans Bob and Mike Bryan, just survived a huge scare from Andy Ram and Jonathan Erlich of Israel.

While Noel is a terrific shot-blocker and highly active center, the lack of sheer basketball acumen and the fact that he is so raw offensively are huge scares.

McCain, though, faced a huge political scare last summer when Tea Party firebrand JD Hayworth challenged him for the GOP nomination, and appeared to be gaining in the polls.

Huge jump scares, huge 1970s sideburns and huge posters of Starsky and Hutch feature in James Wan's very moderate scary-movie version of a real-life news story from Britain about a reported supernatural phenomenon.

Q: But won't that cause a huge deficit and scare the economic conservatives?

Earlier, Geelong survived a huge third-quarter scare from Adelaide to give their three retiring champions an appropriate send-off with an entertaining 39-point AFL win at Simonds Stadium.