Sentence examples for started to be afraid from inspiring English sources

"My youngest daughter started to be afraid of everything – she never used to be like that".

"People start to be afraid of having a garden when you have a dictator like that," Mr. Elbaz said.

Calling the decision "nonsense", Noé told French newspaper Libération that his main concern was that "directors or producers may start to be afraid.

We're starting to be afraid to even say "I-ay ove-lay ou-yay," like "Voldemort" or "Beetlejuice".

When are women going to start telling women not to be afraid of raising children by themselves?

Once you've started, don't be afraid to go back to the library to do a little more research in a particular area if needed, or to alter your title slightly if one area of your research is particularly interesting or detailed.

This is normal and as you get used to them you will start to fly! Don't be afraid to push the kart to the limits.

Below are just a few fun DIY gift ideas to get you started, but don't be afraid to get creative and make your own!

Have a plan to get you started but don't be afraid to deviate from it.

"When the violence started, I was afraid to go outside," said Ms. Nasser, 34, who came to Israel four years ago to work.

I asked him for tips as to how to get started but I'm afraid Myles could only offer platitudes about how tough a market it is and how saturated with new coaches.