Sentence examples for spooked that from inspiring English sources

A separate witness cried, "Leave the girl alone!" and spooked that killer away until he, astonishingly, returned to finish what he started.

The subsequent attention by FBI and other law enforcement apparently spooked that individual after the museum shared his or her letter with authorities to inquire about immunity.

April P is so spooked that she turns around.

I was, frankly, spooked that a client had anything other than raves for our work.

Her record label, Virgin, was so spooked that it paid $28 million to release her from her contract.

One woman in my group was so spooked that she turned around and left before we even got in the lift of the empty office block where this multi-media piece was to begin.

"Oh my God, that really spooked me, that someone would do that," Fields replies.

"It spooked her that Isaac had this network of people watching her," Alma Wetzker said.

He can imagine standing there and looking down and being spooked by that torrent.

Yet, it's hard not to be spooked by that menacing glint in his eye.

Pacino had been spooked in that way before, in his Off-Off Broadway début, in a production of William Saroyan's "Hello Out There," which grew out of Laughton's classes.