Sentence examples for scare plays from inspiring English sources

Stockmarkets may well be retreating because, whichever way the inflation scare plays out, profits are sure to take a hit.

A damn good scare plays on expectations.

"The truth is, I was scared playing with my back sometimes," Federer said.

"We were scared playing among the graves, but we got used to it," said an 8-year-old boy named Mohamed.

"At first I was scared playing Juliet, because I was nervous on stage," said Michelle Vigo, 14. "But then I started to be the character, and I think about how I love my parents, like she loved Romeo".

"He's one of the best in the world but you can't be scared playing against good players," said Vertonghen, 27. "It's very difficult to mark him.

"So you can imagine people actually being really scared playing some of these things so I think there do need to be some kind of warnings depending on the content type – 'this can seriously mentally disturb you', actually.

Despite the game's terrible graphics and unrealistic scenery, Markiplier got so scared playing it that he started crying and wanted to stop at various points.

Despite most of the scares playing out like the "It's behind you!" segments of a seaside panto, it succeeds in creating an atmosphere at least as disturbing as Leslie Grantham in a soiled Captain Hook costume.

The long-term deficit scare story plays into the hands of those who will argue, very soon, for cuts in Social Security as though these were necessary for economic reasons.

NADY INJURY SCARE After playing nine innings against the Angels on Thursday night, Xavier Nady reported discomfort in his right quadriceps.