Sentence examples for terrified of going from inspiring English sources

"He was terrified of going back".

But they seem terrified of going near them.

"Workers are now terrified of going back to work," he told me last weekend.

Iraq is still patently unsafe and people from there are terrified of going back.

Her father, Scott, told the court his daughter had been "terrified" of going to school.

One such case is Karen, who experienced chronic bullying and was terrified of going to school.

In Anglo-Saxon culture everyone is terrified of things going wrong; in Europe there are many more clients who are willing to say 'I will take full responsibility for this building.'" Chipperfield said he had built "hardly anything" in Britain, where his projects include the Hepworth, a gallery in Wakefield, due for completion in 2009.

"Publishers will be terrified of Barnes and Noble going digital only".

What you're terrified of is going to sleep so I had coffee brought to me to stay awake - it was manageable.

Friends say he is terrified of something going wrong, someone in his audience "doing something stupid" (presumably code for violence).

Are you terrified of what goes on behind the closed doors of admissions departments?