Sentence examples for suddenly terrified from inspiring English sources

Because about five minutes after it ended, the Jets were suddenly terrified of him.

People were suddenly terrified that the Ustashe, the Croatian Nazi collaborators, were returning from the dead, like vampires, looking for more Serb victims.

When he recognises instead the pallid, infirm figure of Doc Holliday, he is suddenly terrified and stammers that their previous disagreements don't amount to a real quarrel.

The ornithologist's jovial face was suddenly terrified and intense as he gripped the outboard motor to carve a way through the current and driving rain.

He had always felt that way, since he was a brainy, sensitive kid playing basketball in his driveway, staring at the sun, suddenly terrified of what would happen when it burned out.

My youngest daughter, last year after Charlottesville, left church in Los Angeles mid-service because she was suddenly terrified of two young white men with shorn heads who came in at an odd time.

Ann Goettman, a mother of three in McLlean, Va., said her formerly outgoing 8-year-old suddenly became terrified of thunderstorms.

Finch would prefer to remember the 90 clients he signed in two years, the plans to create and own content until William Morris "suddenly got terrified of spending money," he said.

There is a sobbing voice and suddenly a terrifying child's face.

On the flip-side, places that were previously humdrum for me – you, know working places where I had to be every day – suddenly became terrifying.

As the train crossed the bridge, the rookie "suddenly found himself terrified, staring down three hundred feet [91 m] from the roof of a rocking boxcar".