Sentence examples for it a fright from inspiring English sources
An unspoken rule has it that India's political class passes difficult reforms only when the economy slows down enough to give it a fright.
For a season's-end Halloween festival, Six Flags marketing experts puzzled over whether to call it a Fright Fest, then dropped the name as untranslatable.
Place it right by the toilet area, so that when the cat crosses to go there, it gets a fright from the awful noise made by the motion sensor creature.
It's a fright to look at.
"It was a fright 30 years ago, and the place still looks the same today," the two wrote in January 2005.
We even get a shot from within her grave, watching and hearing the earth being tossed down by mourners; it is a fright worthy of Poe, although he might have fainted at what follows — a straight cut to the living Véronique, nearing orgasm in the arms of a lover.
As for the haircut, I won't try to justify it, except to say that it gives Johnny Hun a fright.
When the motion detector picks up the cat it releases a blast of compressed air which does not harm the cat, but gives him a fright.
"It ends with a fright wig, putty nose, with baggy pants......
But despite appearing sound and well, the 42-year-old conceded it had been a fright to wake after hitting his head and knocking himself out in wet conditions.
