Don't take fright; it's not a leather ghetto - think unrivalled wildlife (lemurs stupid, you're not here for the clubbing), fabulous flora and a great beach.
The hope is that investors do not take fright.
Frater says Hollywood should not take fright at Mockingjay's move.
"The wolfhound bit, mouthed and charged at the Chihuahua; yet the little dog responded not with fright but in kind".
Instead of conceding Costa's dominance, Ferrero blamed pain, not stage fright, for his unsightly collapse in the first two sets.
Though his own résumé is heavy with horror — he has worked on possible remakes of "Pet Sematary" and "Creature From the Black Lagoon" — Mr. Kajganich stressed that "True Story" is not a fright film about the Longo family murders.
Having said that, Zika is not a "fright and flight" disease like Ebola; it does not spread rapidly from person to person via bodily fluids or provoke terrifying symptoms.
This is the chaos that welcomes Iris Baez, still nursing goose bumps (from the chill, not stage fright) after speaking at an outdoor demonstration on the steps of City Hall, back home to 6 Anthony Baez Place in the Bronx.
But children also adapt quickly, and not all frights are unpleasant: peekaboo, after all, is one of the first games any child plays, and "Hansel and Gretel" introduces readers to cannibalism before inviting them to celebrate the burning of a witch.
I knew this, having bemusedly left the car park an hour earlier for an aimless drive around what would have been Del Boy Trotter's manor if they hadn't taken fright and filmed in locations as far from Peckham as Bristol and Brighton.
