Sentence examples for old spooky from inspiring English sources

Nov. 3, 2010 "He's just a lovable old spooky dude".

Of course, after a few hours together, the FBI enlists Mulder and Scully to reopen their old spooky branch of investigation.

In "The Evil," he is stuck in the basement of an old, spooky house and would never get out without the help of some well-meaning social workers (secular humanists!) who move in.

Ms. Brown later returns to that broken column, which looks as if it had been knocked from the portico of one of those plantations that remain a potent symbol of the old, spooky South.

As I noted above, Nick awakens in his drug den---an old, spooky abandoned church---to find his friend Gloria feasting on the dead.

Audiences relish the experience of sitting in darkened theaters in communal fear, gasping at specters, cowering at muffled cries and scary sounds emanating from attics, wondering what lies behind the closed door of an old, spooky house.

Point being: once you have exchanged pad, the encrypted messages can be conveyed in a variety of ways — they could even be posted to Twitter or published in the classified section of a newspaper if you want to get really old school spooky — and all the recipient has to do is copy/paste the encrypted text into Zendo to convert the cypher back to plain text.

The story of La Llorona ("The Weeping Woman") is an old traditional spooky story that has been passed down to Chicano / Latino children for generations and is equivalent to the boogey man.

But the dancers, in beige, wore modern dress — it wasn't old-fashioned spooky kitsch.

But the dancers, in beige, wore modern dress it wasn't old-fashioned spooky kitsch.

Dr. Sue McDonnell, an equine behaviorist at the University of Pennsylvania, said: "A lot of young horses, 2- or 3-year-olds, get spooky when there is an abrupt change in their surroundings, like going from darkness into light.