Sentence examples for when in fear of from inspiring English sources

When in fear of detection, they descended into a subcellar.

Rudimentary shrines are sometimes established for bhuts, and when in fear of them a believer will invoke Śiva, as he is considered to be their lord.

When women live in fear of violence – when women live with actual violence – it maintains a system of free female labor within the "traditional" family, and keeps half of the population from competing with men for paid work or social capital.

One cultural remnant of Iraq's years of totalitarianism, when people lived in fear of a dictator's secret police, is a tendency for rumors and conspiracy theories to flourish.

Given this fact, it should be teeming with intelligence-sharing and cross-collaboration, and yet we too often still see the ghosts of times past when newspapers lived in fear of cross-town rivals.

"Delay isn't an option when countless women still live in fear of abuse, and when one in five have been victims of rape.

Roosevelt also sought radical change because his was an era when the public lived in fear of the new businesses known as trusts.

Forty-three yeago ago, when the nation lived in fear of Communist sympathizers and saboteurs, the Supreme Court said that even the need for national defense could not reduce the First Amendment rights of those associating with American Communists.

Not when Israeli soldiers are ripping up olive groves and dishing out servitude and humiliation to the inhabitants of the West Bank and Gaza - not when ordinary Israelis live in fear of the next Palestinian suicide bomber or gunman.

But they are dredging up nightmarish Boston memories of those 18 months beginning in the summer of 1962 when the city lived in fear of the killer the newspapers called The Phantom Fiend.

David Satter, research fellow at the Hoover Institution think-tank and author of Darkness at Dawn: The Rise of the Russian Criminal State, says: 'There was a period of time when the oligarchs lived in fear of being killed by each other.' He says it is widely believed that, in 1994, they all agreed not to take out contracts against each other or their families.