Sentence examples for really scared in from inspiring English sources

It was like being really scared in an incredibly vivid way, so unlike all the textbooks I read about the subject before.

"There were times when you were really frightened, without a doubt," said Mr. Rose, a former Spitfire fighter pilot who is still dapper at 92. "But there wasn't much time to be really scared in the air".

"I was really scared in prison," he said as he fiddled nervously when I spoke to him.

(Participant 4) In contrast a woman stated: 'I do not go for mammography; I really scare in case it will become breast cancer, I have these things in my mind'.

"I got there and I got really scared -- not scared in the sense of being frightened, but scared of the power of being there and the decisions that can save or end people's lives," Leanna told The Huffington Post.

When l finished my secondary school exams, l got really scared because in the whole village l could not find anyone who was doing fine, who was a proper role model for the future I wanted.

At that point, something like a maternal instinct kicked in, and all I could think of was the fact that I need to go to where the kids were and save them, despite the fact that I was really scared being in the water and not knowing how to swim.

"The rulers of the former Soviet republics neighboring on Afghanistan are really scared," wrote Mikhail Rostovsky in a fascinating short analysis in Moskovsky Komsomolets, a Russian daily newspaper.

I remember being really scared of speaking in that room".

I was really scared," said Turner in reference to the charge by mounted police.

"That was something I was really scared about, playing in the night, because of my contacts, because you're a little bit more tired.