Sentence examples for was frightened about from inspiring English sources

According to several friends in Bradford, she was frightened about her trip to Pakistan.

She was frightened about leaving her job with the county, she said, but decided to take the risk.

He, like many Protestants, said he was frightened about the treaty's provision for the accelerated release of political prisoners, including guerrillas from the Irish Republican Army.

He came out to protest because he was frightened about rifts opening up in the Catalonia he moved to as a child and has considered his home ever since.

Darling said the allegations that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was freed early because Britain was frightened about the "dire consequences" it faced if he died in custody showed a fundamental misunderstanding of the relationship between the UK and Scottish governments.

Emails from Julie Gray to the court-appointed social workers reveal Ellie had said she wanted to stay living with her grandparents "for one hundred million years" and was frightened about the prospect of moving in with Ben Butler.

"We have a lot of Jews walking around who are frightened at things they need not be frightened about," said Mr. Blakeslee, a sociologist at Framingham State College in Massachusetts.

The one thing I have found on this show and, unfortunately, on all the kid game shows we are producing at Nick is (about) all that stuff we are frightened about--and that is the education system.

Now they are frightened about the prospect of civil war".

"They are frightened about what could come out".

But we know they are frightened about his brain.