Sentence examples for scared to enter from inspiring English sources
"Because of its reputation, most people are scared to enter the park," she said.
Dimacali said many women are too scared to enter the NRM because of the immigration repercussions.
Residents in some cities were sleeping in the streets, scared to enter their homes as more than 1,000 aftershocks have rattled the region.
And businesses in north Queensland are calling out for a crackdown on sharks, with many tourists now too scared to enter the water after a spate of attacks, the Courier-Mail reports.
But I think a lot of women are scared to enter the World Series because they think the men will torment you -- and some of the men will torment you".
It is guarded outside by the army, but inside, the 2,600 inmates (in a prison built for 800) have free run of the squalid facility, because the guards are too scared to enter.
You have to teach people how to exploit opportunities and limit their real-world obstacles, like being scared to even enter a store because of the gangbangers on the corner.
After a period in 2012-13 when UN and NGO workers were "shit-scared" to enter parts of the camp, due to frequent riots, stonings, and gang attacks, the situation had been transformed with refugees empowered to take charge of their lives.
Esther Wamono told the girls how she went from being a withdrawn young woman fraught with a desire to be a scientist but scared to death of entering a space dominated by men, to her present position as a UNICEF nutrition officer in Uganda with a Master of Science degree in human nutrition.
Gorsuch recalled being "scared to death" when he entered law school but ended up being the "luckiest man I know" because he was hired as a clerk at the Supreme Court by retired Justice Byron White and ended up working extensively for Kennedy.
McNally told me, "When we slipped, when we misstepped in public, we were scared to death that it would enter the media and that it would mean not only the end of our job but the end of our life".
