Sentence examples for more spooked from inspiring English sources

The stock market is spooked by what it doesn't know, and likely to be even more spooked by finding it out.

Yelling at the camel to stop will make it even more spooked.

Your horse may get over excited/ scared and bolt- keep still and deep in the saddle, don't start tugging on the reins or he'll get even more spooked.

If they sense your anxiety or anger, they'll get even more spooked, so it's important to try to manage your emotions as much as you can, even if you're scared out of your mind.

(As a result it asked for and got a doubling of its budget, and many more spooks).

"You could say that there are more spooks in that building than any other on the planet," he said.

It seems very unlikely that simply putting more spooks-cum-diplomats overseas would significantly enhance our intelligence about radical Islamic terrorist cells.

But more than likely, the two adventurous friends encountered a cluster of American crocodiles, which are native to the Florida Everglades, and were more likely spooked by the canoe and photographers than lashing out.

In the first three months of 2014, the ruble lost 9percentt against the dollar, making imports more expensive, while spooked investors pulled about $70 billion out of the country more than in all of 2013.

The prospect of more borrowing has spooked the government-debt market recently.

We spotted two rocketing redfish, caught more snappers and spooked a blacktip shark.