Sentence examples for tremble in fear from inspiring English sources
"Our worthy competition are welcome to see the recipe and tremble in fear," he said.
Do not tremble in fear the next time you are handed a text to analyse.
We call cancer patients "brave," perhaps, because the very word cancer makes most of us tremble in fear.
In an astonishing interview, Mr Freud shows an unusual taste for taking on a man who makes most people in his company tremble in fear.
Sky and BT Sport will not tremble in fear if that remains the extent of Amazon's ambition when the full set of rights come up for grabs next time.
A very interesting gothic novel set in the American south – and one that will be surprisingly easy to read even for those who tremble in fear at the mention of Faulkner.
They're all trembling in fear.
The only choice is to mobilize tendencies that have always been present, though rarely as an organized political force: primarily nativists trembling in fear and hatred, and religious elements that are extremists by international standards but not in the US.
Robertson trembled in fear at entertaining Whistler, who prided himself on piling up enemies, but when he could tear himself away from his canvases, Whistler was all charm and courtesy.
It was the most curse words he'd ever strung together, and he hoped the cats were sitting up to take notice, trembling in fear at the rain of fire that was about to be visited upon their mangy heads.
