Sentence examples for who frightened from inspiring English sources
Chattox who frightened her.
Who frightened the fox and bulldozed the ledge?
The local MP called veer (brave) Savarkar a "ferocious, dangerous man who frightened off the British".
The fellow was a drunk of questionable character, who frightened his children and subjected his wife to degrading sexual acts.
If all novels were written like this, the convict who frightened Pip on the moors in "Great Expectations" would turn out to be only the convict who frightened Pip on the moors, nothing greater.
They were "ordinary people," too, with the same right to political expression as the Communards who frightened them.
In China, these days, the frightened and those who frighten, the minority and the majority, have more in common than they think.
We react differently to those who frighten or hurt us.
"Kong bu fen zi," the Chinese word for "terrorist," literally means "those who frighten".
Sitting in a strip-mall deli here, Mr. Hawkes didn't much resemble the kind of person who frightens pedestrians.
Throughout their range, different species are favourites of snake charmers, who frighten them into assuming the upreared defense posture.
