Sentence examples for terrified with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "terrified with" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe someone who is feeling great fear or terror. For example, "Katie was terrified with fear as the tornado approached their house."
I arrived at the small house in a new development, terrified — with reason.
"I was terrified with it being my first cruise," Sanders told the Freeport News.
But part of him was also stuck forever on a road in Iraq, helpless and terrified, with nobody to carry him to safety.
Before long, a #StarWarsSpoilers hashtag started trending and ardent fans of the franchise were terrified, with many swearing off the internet until Thursday when the film is released to the general public.
"If this is the quality of due process with regard to U.S. citizens," Mr. Markowitz said, "we should all be terrified with regard to immigrants who are targets of immigration enforcement".
"The audience was terrified, with Iggy climbing all over them, and management decided we would get arrested if we did any more shows," says Williamson. "And apart from Bowie, nobody really got us anyway.
His writing can terrify with its omniscience.
Instead, New York was rather terrifying with knife attacks and places where well-dressed young women could never venture.
They do not terrify with their authority and they are not sufficiently irrational to inspire true faith.
Besides, it's an amazing play that still terrifies with its insoluble equation of sex, class and death.
The economics of commercial theatre are terrifying, with British impresarios traditionally vague about figures, but Codron takes me through some numbers for putting on a production.
