Sentence examples for start to take fright from inspiring English sources

It is possible that German voters may start to take fright.

Danish businesses started to take fright yesterday after religious leaders in Saudi Arabia, which last week recalled its ambassador to Copenhagen, called for a boycott of Danish goods.

As pictures of those queues were beamed around the world, sterling started to slide.International investors had good reason to take fright.

Now it is Hollywood's turn to take fright.

If unemployment climbs much higher, then consumers are likely to take fright.

Recession will undermine normal politics and create conditions for markets to take fright (see article).

They have only to look at recent German and Swiss history to take fright.

Business publications especially are still suffering, since their advertisers were among the first to take fright and remain nervous.

The new president's reaction was to take fright and have many of the most prominent signatories arrested.

If populists like Mr Lepper and Mr Meciar come to power in central European countries, investors are liable to take fright.

They have traditionally been bigger in rich countries than emerging ones (where investors tend to take fright more quickly, pushing interest rates up).