In June Serbs removed an old barricade on the bridge that divides the town of Mitrovica between Serbs and Albanians, but they quickly became frightened and replaced it with a post-modern barricade made of turf and flowerpots.Father Sava, the abbot of Decani, a Serbian Orthodox monastery, worries that the international community may be forgetting Kosovo.
"Even though I know I am strong, to run so quickly is frightening.
Trying to move too quickly may frighten him and cause him to be less open around you.
According to the "Intense World" theory of autism, the world can quickly become frightening or overwhelming to autistic people, and they may need extra support in learning to handle it.
His behavior was escalating quickly and I was frightened.
"It all transpired quickly and with frightening precision," Appelfeld writes, "as though they were no longer their own masters but in the hands of the railways, which treated them mercifully and moved them from place to place, almost without pain".
Despite the success of the Monitor in stopping the Virginia, some members of the Lincoln administration quickly conjured up frightening scenes of Confederate warships shelling the nation's capital city from the Potomac.
Firstly, the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme has artificially distorted gilt yields and secondly, the markets have so far given the coalition government the benefit of the doubt, but any lack of resolve in tackling the deficit quickly could well frighten investors and undermine vital confidence.
Having a tax-free income for life is such an asset and to lose it by not acting quickly enough is frightening.' Expat wives should remember that prenuptial agreements (known as prenups) are not legally binding in England and Wales, which is another reason why it remains a safe haven for the wealthier partner in a divorce because they are designed to protect their wealth.
Armed with a trash can, as well as his nightstick, the cop attempts to corner the snake, but the situation quickly becomes too frightening for him to handle.
