Sentence examples for would have scared from inspiring English sources

"I know that would have scared him".

Even if a girl had walked by, I probably would have scared her away.

Mr. Douglas said the fireworks would have scared away nesting birds.

Ones that look like they would have scared me when I was a child.

Strict requirements on how the money could be used would have scared away too many healthy institutions.

Maybe I would have scared this particular person out of the program at any time, or maybe not.

That nightmare would've scared even the White Walkers.

"They faced a grilling that wouldn't have scared a puppy," said Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty.

If I didn't know the work of David Foster Wallace, James Ryerson's essay ("Consider the Philosopher") would surely have scared me off, since it offers no hope of anything but a cerebral, intellectual access to this stunning writer.

"For years Jonas would wonder what could have scared the bear away, and he thought to begin with that it must have had something to do with his penis's magic quality, a distinct odour.

The monitor explosion just made me feel scared, but had it been a laptop explosion, I would have felt scared, pained, burned, angry, and above all, litigious.