Sentence examples for start scare from inspiring English sources

After False Start Scare, Sun Breaks World Record It was the best do-over of the London Games.

"I deplore any attempt to make party political propaganda points or to start scare stories at such a sensitive and difficult time".

All you need to do to start scaring the neighbours is to dress in black, slip on the skeleton gloves and pull on the hooded mask.

All of these stories have that in spades, until they don't, at which point some of them grab you by the lapels and start scaring the bejesus out of you". He's right.

"I just remember at that particular point," Ms. Papanek said, "she was like all the others that start: scared to death to go in front of a criminal court judge".

"Before they start scaring people, they should go to the city of Vernon and find out what's going on," said James J. Jordan, 41, one of four other candidates in the race.

And if you are a grizzly and have the choice between exerting yourself to chase down a subadult moose over challenging terrain on a hot summer day or a human, who dropped a tasty bag of Dorritos (like the last human you saw), you'd start scaring people too.

Be careful not to scare the children too much, start scaring them on a mild scale and escalate if needed.

Some students confessed that after a while the material had started scaring them.

It's what your constituency wants". "Listen, the American people know we need a change," she added, "but I think they went so far right it just started scaring a lot of people". Mr. Frisa said he was unconcerned about a challenge from Mrs. McCarthy.

Morrison was accused of trying to start a scare campaign.