Sentence examples for really spooked from inspiring English sources

"I was really spooked when Sept. 11 happened," he said.

Oh my God, that really spooked me that someone would do that.

"This really spooked a lot of people," one White House official said.

He tells me Sam was really spooked when the audience started laughing at the Hopi dance.

When it was suggested that I throw frames in return for large sums of money, I was really spooked.

"But the people who lived outside of the city were really spooked about coming to Manhattan," he said.

More than film, photography or television, with their inbuilt capacity to fool the eye, ghosts in the theatre really spook us.

But with the world's population reaching 7 billion last October, what should really spook us is the amount of resources available on our planet that cannot keep up with the pace of global consumer demand.

The Australians are now training the Solomons' own police, and have brought in a team of civil servants to help rebuild the country's economy so that it will eventually be able to function on its own.But what really spooks Australian planners is Papua New Guinea.

What would really spook the markets at this point would be the U.S. Fed's decision to tighten even as U.S. asset prices fall.

She replied, "Oh I never tell anyone else about it, because it would really spook them (which was what it was doing to me on that day), but I gotta tell you.