Sentence examples for the scare of from inspiring English sources
Joseph Incognito had the scare of his life seven months ago.
"We saw a government get the scare of its life when it comes to health.
As it happens, the scare of the 1970s came in 1976, PolitiFact found.
Just as Republicans use the scare of voter ID laws as a wedge issue to boost Republican turnout, Democrats use the scare of voter suppression to boost Democratic turnout.
If he doesn't end up defeating Mitt there, he will surely give him the scare of his life.
"The scare of the heart problem was a huge hurdle, and I knew she was going to need surgery, and then the Williams Syndrome," she said.
The scaring of America is not doing anybody any good".
But I think life is a process of moving items from the "scared of" to the "not scared of" list.
Scared of the present, scared of the future, scared of the reporters waiting for the judge to set bail so that they could swarm all over her the minute she stepped out the door.
Scared of the media, scared of the Tories – not brave enough to rebut the lies that won the election.
Is the government scared of the red caps?
