Sentence examples for terror of asking from inspiring English sources

They dismantle the high stakes normally associated with the terror of asking someone out, but in doing so they also cheapen the act.

"You said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror?" Romney asked.

Reiterating that investigators must be given adequate tools to deal with Jewish extremists, Hasson said, "We cannot leave our fate in the hands of such lunatic killers that are like any other terror organization". Asked whether homes of Jewish attackers should be demolished, as is sometimes done with Palestinians, Hasson expressed reservations about the practice.

What about Chicago's own terror, I asked, its hundreds of gun murders a year?

"Do we cower in the face of terror?" Mr. Bush asked on Irish television a few days before the handover in Iraq, with terror doing double work.

Although, even by this yardstick, Walliams and Lucas are something of an extreme case: deadly serious about the work; defensive of criticism; and, in Lucas's case, exhibiting signs of terror at being asked any question that veers on to personal territory.

"Has the U.S. ever produced any evidence of Sheik Zindani's involvement in terror?" Mr. Abu Ras asked.

"What kind of vision is: 'Come, let us fight terror'?" he asked.

The terror of the appearance is legendary – ask any cabbie and watch him wince.

For anyone studying a creative degree, you live in constant terror of your parents' accountant friends Dave and Jude asking what you're going to do post graduation.

"Where did she go?" Nana asked, with all the terror of a child separated from her mother at the zoo.