Sentence examples for looking to scare from inspiring English sources

(The club soon went looking to scare up a few blacks).

I'm hesitant to suggest that patients watch it; I'm not looking to scare people into purchasing this mask.

Is Leckie looking to scare this woman he's met only once, or is he really writing to posterity – and dramatising himself in the process?

Playhut's president said he thought 180s was simply an industry bully, looking to scare off potential competitors who might create similar products that could threaten the 180s line.

While companies like CVI, Sazerac and Michter's are still looking to scare up a few barrels here or there, for the most part when the supply of, say, 13-year-old Van Winkle Family Reserve runs out, that's it.

Obviously Google makes Android, but rather than assault the search giant head-on, Apple is looking to scare away other device manufacturers from using the free Android OS.

Never look to scared of hurt Be yourself!

"They're doing everything they can to make it look sensational, to scare everyone and to discourage people to eat meat".

As The Economist recently put it, it's a bunch of guys in uniforms looking butch, pretending to scare terrorists.

Drug dealers sometimes employ teenagers as look-outs, briefed to scare off anyone who looks like a stranger.

These are all stuff you can say which mean they will have a little moan, but they may help when it is a last minute crisis: 'I left it at home.' defer.add img); 'I didn't realize it had to be in today.' defer.add img); 'I was busy last night.' defer.add img); 'I completely forgot about it.' defer.add img); As a very last resort, come to class looking scared to death, shaky and about to cry.