Sentence examples for in terror from from inspiring English sources

"NBC would have fled in terror from 'Deadwood,' " Milch says.

In other words, those families fleeing in terror from Isis killers – they are our problem.

What made Brad the producer so monstrous was that he was fleeing in terror from his own adulthood.

Millions of civilians fled in terror from what they had long been told were savage Slavic hordes.

But should we instead be running in terror from building anything that's not Android, deleting Xcode and installing Eclipse?

That is the mystery behind "The Oranges," a dysfunctional-family comedy — excuse the cliché — that backs away in terror from its potentially explosive subject.

On one dark night in the late 1880s, at his sister's home in St . Louis Twain awoke in terror from-a-frightful, realistic nightmare.

Ever since this incident, I have not been able to stop myself from jumping in terror every time I hear a firework.

For six years, he reigned in terror, going from docile to destroy: the hand dangling off the sofa, the sleeper with a little skin exposed, the dark-hallway ambush.

In reality he was an emaciated, snow-blind wreck, cowering in his rented Beverly Hills home in terror of psychic attack from Hollywood warlocks, exorcising an unwelcome demon from his swimming pool.

For Defoe the Londoner, who understood the cellular self-sufficiency of contemporary city dwellers, he also pointed to the way all men would live in the future – alienated from their fellows, recoiling in paranoid terror from the over-populated streets.