Sentence examples for surely scared from inspiring English sources

James were a concession to the thirty- and fortysomething demographic, but Tim Booth surely scared the kiddies with his shiny pate and goatee.

Also, any Republican with an education is surely scared shitless by Ted Cruz's union of church and state, and CBS News reported in late March that under Trump's tax plan, the One Percenters would save about $275,000 a year on tax cuts, so there's that.

It will surely scare those who offer abortions in the third trimester, as Dr Tiller did, but it will not come as news to such people that they have enemies.

If I didn't know the work of David Foster Wallace, James Ryerson's essay ("Consider the Philosopher") would surely have scared me off, since it offers no hope of anything but a cerebral, intellectual access to this stunning writer.

Cadbury flirted with a bid from Hershey, which surely helped scare Irene Rosenfeld, Kraft's chief executive, into raising her offer.

"COME AND GET YOUR DINNER NOW!" will surely make babies scared.

Instead, she says what is also surely true: "Because you scared him, running after him".

But the kind of cultured pervert the people of Newcastle are scared of, could surely be aroused as easily by a depraved watercolour as a photograph.

But surely a reporter would have been scared off because my messages were coming from a New York Times address: Dear Dr. Patrick, I'm just a little bit concerned about giving out personal financial information to a stranger.

My son Joel and I watch her climb into the chair lift and give each other sad, scared looks that say, "It's surely only a matter of time before she skis off a cliff and dies".

Grandma and Grandpa were scared to death of cell phones but they'll surely want to replace their regular-phone-on-a-desk with this cell-phone-on-a-desk version.