Sentence examples similar to scary spring from inspiring English sources

Rafael Nadal continued to return to his scary 2008 form.

"That's why it's so scary this year.

A large take-out container of Manhattan clam chowder at the Oyster Bar weighed in at a scary 3,100 milligrams (without the little crackers).

"It's a scary summer," he said, "because it's like walking through the Himalayas when I see the gigantic movies coming in".

After the Australian Open, Federer said he expected to take off on a tear, affirming dominance even as Rafael Nadal returned to his scary 2008 form.

In "Some Things Are Scary" (1969), Ms. Parry addressed the uncertainties that rage through childhood experiences: "Skating downhill when you haven't learned how to stop/Is scary," she wrote.

Things will be far less scary tomorrow at Carnegie Hall, where he will present a family concert based on his 1999 album, "Singin' in the Bathtub," released by Sony Wonder.

But the hole was not nearly as scary today because rain had softened the green overnight and there was little wind.

Five short piano notes and then the verse starts, as Ms. Carlton floats down from falsetto to mourn the end of a beautiful, scary summer.

Nearly a week after he took a scary fall and sustained a knee contusion in the regional final against Baylor, Davis dominated the game in more than the obvious ways.

Part of it may be the normal maturation process, some coming as a result of a scary 2010 that had nothing to do with the difficulties that accompany a winless season.