Sentence examples for spook from from inspiring English sources

When Putin became acting president in 2000, he appointed a fellow FSB spook from his native St Petersburg, Vladimir Kozhin, to head the property department, essentially keeping the goods within the family.

Bonefish can refuse or spook from any noticeable leader material.

Four "spooks" from the spirit world called Salem, Ankh, Mario and Willie became her guides and mentors.

Mr Nishimura from Japan clearly was spooked from previous experiences that gained global notoriety.

The report's author cites spooks from an unnamed intelligence agency as the source of the information.

Earlier, Edward Snowden (right), a whistleblower, had leaked classified details about the data harvested by the spooks from websites operated by the likes of Apple, Facebook and Google.

But over the parabola's crest and during the half-minute journey downward, fliers "rise up off the floor like spooks from a grave".

That is why Tim Burrack, an Iowa soybean and corn grower, went home spooked from a fact-finding trip to the port at Itacoatiara earlier this year.

Machineries of Joy skitters all over the place: from the uplifting chorus, cheerful rhythm and bright guitars of the title track to the gloomy thud of the final song, its shrill, three-note riff anxious and spooked; from the boyish eruption of K Hole, all buzz and thrash, to the tender quiet of What You Need the Most, an almost admonitory love song to a "Pyrex baby" who keeps getting smashed.

If you're into having the colour spooked from your cheeks, give it a go.

Some are still spooked from the collapse of 2008 when the market fell nearly 50percentt from its 2007 high and they see two pieces of bad news behind every morsel of good.