Sentence examples for might fright from inspiring English sources

Approach the pigeons, slowly, making no sudden movements or sounds or you might fright them.

And foreign investors might take fright sooner than that.

If President Gloria Arroyo opens the state coffers for the election, investors might take fright.

There was speculation that the markets might take fright at the prospect of a Labour/Lib Dem minority government.

With a verbal force that rivals Chad's signature move, the Powerbomb, Diaz refracts the might and fright of Fox News culture.

If it does so, Turkey's markets might take fright once more, setting the stage for the nineteenth nervous breakdown.For the moment, however, all eyes are on Kemal Dervis, Turkey's economic tsar.

"Companies that are selling millions of copies of programs might take fright at the potential exposure and leave the business," cautions Brad Templeton of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a consumer-rights group.

If bond yields then rose, investors might really take fright, dumping bonds and the yen.

A footnote for Bursaspor, who might have engineered a fright were they not such hopeless finishers.

Given the Scotland fright, one might argue this is a sensible approach.

And while Unfriended might not reach the giddy fright heights it aims for (there's a bit too much minimising and maximising windows to fully terrify), it's a smartly constructed set of tricks.