Sentence examples for scared of tomorrow from inspiring English sources
The week after it was published, he was offered a job as a TV weatherman – an ironic metier for a man from the tropics who was "scared of winter".
But there was a lot to be scared of last year.
Whenever you're scared of 2012, tell yourself, "Nothing is wrong; I'm still here; I'm healthy and have the right to be skeptical of the unfounded claims!".
Those who are scared of peace yesterday got their wish.
Gucci's Alessandro Michele is never scared of mixing summer and winter: knitted shorts, coats with sandals, shorts with wooly hats, while Prada went for the boarding school boy look – shorts with coats in its spring/summer 2016 collection.
And, now, we meet quite often, Those empty pants and I, And we never shake or tremble, We both smile And we say "Hi!" (Excerpted from Dr. Seuss, What Was I Scared Of? Random House, 1961).
"Whatever you do in the gym, nothing gets your body like doing 90 overs in the field so I'm a little bit scared of waking up tomorrow.
So the next government is likely to be even more scared of change than today's.
Despite the defeat Baltacha said she would be scared of no opponent next week.
"The American public is scared of new plays today, which is why producers cast stars so the public will feel assured by the familiar," Ms. Smith said.
