Sentence examples for scare back from inspiring English sources

If this effort by the three forms into a credible threat, it could scare back into the fold those conservative voters so confident in the prime minister's re-election that they wanted to send a message by choosing a smaller party.

And yes, he received a very public benediction from no less a pop-literary eminence than Stephen King, who called in during an appearance by Cronin on "Good Morning America" to congratulate him: "You put the scare back in vampires, buddy!" Yet when Cronin first began discussing "The Passage" with his agent, Ellen Levine, "he liked to call them 'glowsticks' or 'fliers,' " she told me.

Remember the apple/Alar scare back in the Eighties?

Reports suggest that Israel used the MEK to leak satellite photography of Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility in a much-publicized scare back in 2002.

"He is skittish; he is scared back there," Kelly said of Kolb after the game.

His narrow tie cinched tightly, he testified he had been scared back in Co-op City, with that crowd after him for being with a girl from the wrong section.

"You visit these national monuments and historic sites and you are reminded that they weren't scared back then, so why should we be scared now?" Mr. Paradis said.

(Update: The ever excellent Ed Bott has some good notes on what HP is not doing — running scared back into Windows 7's arms — but more that it is refocusing its marketing notes. It's worth reading).

Again the lion jumped onto the trail but was scared back into the bushes by a passing mountain biker, Smith said.

Its leaders cannot change that by trying to scare voters back to allegiances they have already dispensed with.

Sometimes when I do a great take or have a great moment, I scare myself back into mediocrity.