Sentence examples for scary reports from inspiring English sources
Celebrating his 80th birthday in 1963, Neill was beginning to lose his grip over his beloved school, and there are some scary reports of pupils attempting their own coup spurred on by generally deteriorating behaviour all round.
Despite low pay and scary reports about sun and skin cancer, beach patrols everywhere manage to hire lifeguards who look as if they're just having fun between Hollywood screen tests.
(Perhaps as a result, the company has been on a public relations offensive lately, issuing scary reports about online threats and even crowning a "Chief Cyber Security Mom" last year. That vigilant and photogenic mother of three, Tracy Mooney, now blogs about family Internet safety issues on McAfee's Web site).
Hours later I was sitting in the Oregon Law Library when the first scary reports began popping up.
We've all read the scary reports and medical studies that tell us how much our high heels are hurting us.
Mix this with scary reports of food, the media's expertise in freaking us out (so as to ensure that we stay tuned), and here we are.
I'm thinking, in particular, about the scary report on CNN recently — widely cited in the media — that "air rage" incidents are up sharply.
"Parents call saying, 'I saw a scary report about concussions on Oprah or on the 'Doctors' show or Katie Couric's show,' " Dr. Barbara Semakula said, describing a typical day at the clinic.
ON OCTOBER 8th a scary report from the OECD, a think-tank, revealed that young English people are less numerate and less literate than most of their peers in the developed world (see article).
The temptation to blanket our families with antibacterial protection has been fueled by scary news reports about a deadly bacteria called CA-MRSA, which stands for community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
That syndrome seems like a quaint, forgettable rash compared with my now-annual The World Is Headed for Disaster winter panic, which is caused by exposure to extreme weather changes, scary news reports and unrelentingly cheery holiday excess.
