Sentence examples for i'm scared stiff from inspiring English sources
"I'm scared stiff, Schmeich," he whispered, nose throbbing with emotion.
In 1973, (in an interview with Tom Snyder), Hitchcock said, "I'm scared stiff of anything that's to do with the law" ("I never drive a car, on the theory that if you don't drive a car, you can't get a ticket," he added).
I got to be very honest with you, I was scared stiff!
I wasn't sure of anything, except that I was scared stiff.
I must have been about eight and I was scared stiff of it.
I was scared stiff; I hadn't done theatre for 11 years and didn't know if I could even remember the lines.
I remember taking it to the end-of-term party and I was scared stiff because I wanted to share it with people but I didn't want it to be snapped in half.
I was scared stiff of being on my own, of being one of those pathetic creatures – a spinster, unlovable, who cannot sustain a relationship, who turns to dogs because no one else would have her.
"I remember running down through the trees at 3 30 in the morning and it was dark and I was scared stiff, I thought the goblins and the ghosts were going to get me," Mr. Kerry said, sounding a bit the young boy on an adventure.
