Sentence examples for your fright from inspiring English sources

The only limitations are your stamina, your "fright factor" and the ages of other members of your party.

Watching Cheney in these periodic re-emergences into the public spotlight can be disconcerting in general: as with a horror movie villain, you can never count on a credit sequence to put an end to your fright.

I am willing to forgive Richards's awkward writing, but I am troubled by the contradiction between what is shown and the dutiful moral lesson: "And everyone there learned a lesson that night, / that courage means acting in spite of your fright".

In fact, if you read this right now, we will double your fright with a full four nightmares evenly divided, left and right!

Exaggerate your fright.

If you really want to improve your stage fright, you should ask your audience how you did by asking for feedback afterwards, handing out surveys, or asking colleagues in the audience to give their honest opinion.

And your midstair fright that Little Big Man would send your daughter tumbling is one of them — though by your own telling, it sounds as if you were a little rough: grabbing and yelling.

Quiet places increase your voice to sing higher, and singing in front of people decreases your "stage fright".

Your stage fright melts away as the audience responds with laughs or gasps or groans, and when you step off the stage they are one personal story richer, and you might be pocketing a C-note.

If you move around with energy and gesture for emphasis, you'll be overcoming your stage fright just by moving.

And yet, skeptical as you are, you long for the Lovers or the Ten of Cups to appear in your spread, and catch your breath with fright if Death or the Hanged Man pops up.