Sentence examples for scared stiff of it from inspiring English sources

I must have been about eight and I was scared stiff of it.

I would certainly try my absolute hardest for him because I'd be scared stiff of him.

The Football Association were scared stiff of television, fearing that it would steal the crowds away from the terraces, but Sir Dave tells us: "BBC2 managed to persuade the FA to allow them to do it on the grounds that no one watched BBC2, which was more or less true".

He was caught between wanting to point out the coalition's failure to hit its own borrowing targets, while being scared stiff of doubting the need for more austerity.

It is not a very good idea to take a girl who is scared stiff of the heights to a skiing resort.

She's scared stiff of you".

I think she's scared stiff of us.

There are people just scared stiff of the name Firestone, which is unfortunate.

"Is June frightened of you?" "She is scared stiff of me.

"Most of them are scared stiff of the president," a top Romney bundler on Wall Street told me recently.

Freedman's comments – he previously suggested Cardiff would be "scared stiff" of failure – appear to have angered the Cardiff camp.