Sentence examples for scared you know from inspiring English sources
"I sort of got scared, you know, straight up got scared," he told me.
"I was scared, you know, I'm like, what the hell, you know.
"But I am scared, you know, of getting into accidents or being stopped by the police," he said.
A detective then asked a question, the first part of which is inaudible, but which ends with the phrase "lie to us?" Mr. Bryant responded, according to the transcript: "'Cause, 'cause I was scared, you know".
"You look at him after a goal or something, during the celebration, and you look in his eyes and you're kind of scared, you know like, 'Oh my God, that guy's intense.'" No word if Roberts checked anyone on his day off.
So if all the teachers out there are scaring you, know that you have something unique you can teach.
Since the world seems to be unraveling and everyone's walking around like a bunch of pretzels, all contorted and screwed up in our bodies and minds because we're scared you-know-whatless, it occurred to me that now might just be the perfect time to haul out those big dreams you packed away, gave up on, or never even started.
James Herbert felt like a fixture of the British horror scene, our version of Stephen King – perhaps not as prolific in recent years as the American author, but picking up a new book from our master of scares, you knew you were in good hands (I nearly wrote safe hands there – but nothing felt particularly safe when reading a Herbert novel).
You're probably scared, you don't know what's going to happen, and here is a little idea of some of the things you should pay attention to: Friendships, honesty, trust and doing the right thing, living on the light side, avoiding the dark side.
'Actors aren't something to be scared of, you know,' sighs Joe.
