Sentence examples for terrified man from inspiring English sources
The resulting profiles were heartbreaking and horrifying in equal measure, depicting a halting, visibly terrified man who said he "felt like a prisoner": occasionally, the interviews concluded abruptly with Wilson asking the journalist for drugs.
"'Cause I'm terrified, man," I replied.
The body of the First Terrified Man is now in one piece, and his robe flattens dramatically against his body, as if from the power of Jesus' anger.
The cowering figure -- call him the First Terrified Man -- seems split in two, the lower half of his body appearing to occupy a completely different spatial plane from the upper half.
It showed a terrified man with downcast eyes.
As the terrified man begged for his life, the alliance soldiers pulled him to his feet.
The Syrian rebels posed casually, standing over their prisoners with firearms pointed down at the shirtless and terrified men.
Her treatment of individual employees also cost her dear, as formerly terrified men and women queued up around the courthouse to testify against her.
But as readers of Dumas will predict, he eventually makes a dramatic escape, returns to London in disguise and descends on the terrified men responsible for wrecking his life.
It's an overcrowded war-zone populated by more than a million terrified men, women and children.
The Germans regularly bombed the city, and the raids terrified Manning, who irritated Reggie and Liddell by insisting that all three descend to the air raid shelter whenever the sirens wailed.
