Sentence examples for spook at from inspiring English sources

In the dressage phase, horses "spook" at the crowds in the arena.

Witness B – a middle-ranking spook at best – is singled out for special judicial opprobrium.

But there was a rational explanation for the spook at his window.

The discovery of a rogue spook at GCHQ is certainly the most eye-catching revelation in the latest report by the interception of communications commissioner.

Upon emerging, scare seekers hit upon a seemingly endless maze of wooden pallets and a crashed school bus, all densely populated by goons and ghouls that spook at every turn.

His temperament continued to lead to difficult rides, and he had a tendency to spook at small items near the ring; these tendencies decreased as he grew older.

"But clearly the market is spooked at the moment".

The race was delayed when several horses were spooked at the starting gate.

And are all BBC broadcast journalists going to appear on Spooks at some point?

I always feel spooked at the end of a Shyamalan picture, but I mainly feel low.

Spooked at the prospect of missing out, other exchanges are banging on the door: Italy, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland are expected to join soon.