Sentence examples for where frightened from inspiring English sources

Great on period detail, Easter conjures up a satisfyingly creepy atmosphere of fear and menace in the filthy, overcrowded streets by the docks, where frightened and desperate people will do anything to ensure their survival.

These people have all reached the point where a frightened distrust of the world never goes away.

Police say Mr. Ferrell may have been seeking help after a crash when he went to a home where a frightened woman called 911 because she thought he was trying to break in.

Children and teachers snuck out the back of the school, while the police cut open a wire fence so the children could climb on buses and be taken to a local mall parking lot where their fearful, frightened and worried parents waited to see whether their elementary school children were safe, The gunman held the front office staff as hostages while one employee managed to keep talking to him.

In other words, where markets are least frightened of sovereigns austerity is most easily tolerated, precisely because central banks are free to pick up the slack.

Where did all these frightened and reactionary people come from?

Mulder arrives at the Survey station, where he finds a frightened Hispanic man, Jorge, who draws a picture of an alien that he claims to have seen.

The official "Sesame Street" Twitter account shared a clip of Gandolfini's 2002 guest spot on the series where he comforted a frightened Zoe.

Three days later they showed up where I was staying, like frightened rabbits, holding my ukulele and apologising for having gotten drunk and stolen it.

But the Fed's biggest worry in recent days has been on Wall Street, where investors have become so frightened about the rapidly deepening losses in mortgage-backed securities that credit markets have become increasingly paralyzed.

During 1994, these problems had, according to Wire, "escalated to a point where everybody got a bit frightened" and Edwards had also begun to suffer from anorexia nervosa.