Sentence examples for who freaked from inspiring English sources

Like my writer friend who says magazine redesigns give him anxiety attacks, or the legions of M&M traditionalists who freaked out when they brought in blue, I realized that the god of small things is vengeful indeed.

Reacting to the pressure of friends and family gives Guthrie a more domestic-feeling authenticity than someone like Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend, who freaked out at imaginary creepy crawlies running down the walls.

At the convent high school where they met, Bobbi was a cigarette-smoking contrarian with a pierced nose who freaked out her square classmates and pissed off her teachers.

Add performance artists and community activists such as the Diggers – who, freaked out by the weekenders, announced the death of the hippie in October 1967 and staged a mock funeral – to the retina-searing, tripped-out aesthetics of the time on record sleeves, gig posters and in fashion, and you had an unprecedented mass experiment.

We ran into a drunk driver checkpoint and I was the only one who freaked out.

Who freaked you out the most on Celebrity Apprentice (when Bryan and Emily West got "country makeovers" from two teams of celebrity contestants)?

But that doesn't change the fact that there are and always will be players who freak you out, and this year's Big East tournament crop is no exception.

Here is a pontiff who fluffs his lines; an actor who freaks out when he is called to take the stage.

But his staff fails to procure the real Stone and instead hires a Vegas impersonator who freaks out when the lizard disembowels a fawn.

The video will run about 4 1/2 minutes, and will tell the story of a yuppie stockbroker who freaks out in his office one day because he is overburdened with work.

"Most customers are happy about our policy, but we do get some people who freak out every now and again," Caroline Bell, owner of Café Grumpy said.