Sentence examples for in freaking from inspiring English sources

No point in freaking them out on their first trip.

"There's no point in freaking out over every little scientific discovery," Ms. Blakeman said.

Wigs and false teeth, arms, and legs create a howling spectacle whose grotesqueness succeeds in freaking out her would-be inamorata.

The Giants' eventful loss to Philadelphia left them with the same 2-2 record as the Jets, but it is just not in their DNA to match their stadium mates in freaking out under pressure — not that Barden didn't try his hardest with a game-changing pass interference call in the final seconds.

Tenenbaum will appeal, of course, so there's no point in freaking out just yet.

No need in freaking out at this point, right?

"There is no way, as in no freaking way in hell, that gold cannot rise in price eventually, and with enough rise to completely offset the roaring inflation in the money supply that we have been seeing for years now," says Daughty. "If you are not buying gold at these prices, then you are not competent to manage money or make economic commentary".

He continued to serve as president of the theater company while pursuing a professional stage career of his own, landing his first role on Broadway in 1967 opposite Jean Arthur in "The Freaking Out of Stephanie Blake," a comedy that closed after several preview performances.

When disaster starting rolling in, people were freaking out.

That being said, in a very 1999-ish move, David Fincher's masterpiece Zodiac was ignored in every freaking category.

"If the biggest crimes we had to worry about in this country were sitting, sleeping (in public places) and eating and sharing food, we would be in a freaking good state," Paul Boden, director of the Western Regional Advocacy Project, told Al Jazeera.