Sentence examples for were of being from inspiring English sources

"My thoughts were of being pretty scared, pretty frightened," said Mr. Herzog, 65, who was then trading over-the-counter stocks for his family-owned company, which Merrill Lynch acquired last year.

We are now out of the bailout power that the last government put us into so we are not at risk in the way that we were of being called on to bail out other countries of Europe.

Some of the happiest memories of my childhood were of being taught how to make or fix things with my father and grandfather (no shelves were harmed in the process).

Omar bin Laden said his saddest memories were of being locked in their home in Jidda and staring out at all the other children who were allowed to play.

There was a perception common across the old Soviet bloc that the presence of such luscious billboards was as sure a sign of arrival in the market economy as the old Communist slogans were of being ruled by the rigors of Marx.

He seemed to enjoy his new role as the sufferer of indignities, and he did not understand how lucky he was that the policemen allowed him to come out and eat our food, or how stupid he'd been to stay out drinking that night, and how uncertain his chances were of being released.

My overriding fear was of being discharged.

"There are different ways of being challenging.

Not being noticed is of their essence.

His response was, "Microgravity is of microimportance".

The Governor is sick of being miked.