用“scared of”造句大全，scared of造句

Since all the priests knew me as an altar boy, I was convinced that they’d recognize me in the confessional the second I opened my mouth. I was scared of them.

The child was scared of the fierce looking dog.

Ironically, those now in charge of the giants of the financial system are suffering from excessive risk aversion, scared of lending even to the bluest of chips.

I would be scared of him, and he'd know that, and he would then monster me, or try to hump me, or something.

WHEN pirates attacked the MV Kition, a Greek tanker, late at night in the Gulf of Aden on May 1st, a Portuguese helicopter scared off the assailants and tracked their skiff to its “mother ship”.

Added to all that, he was scared of needles – he hated them – so the idea he would kill himself with a sharp knife seems insane.

I had no momentum, I was scared of writing crap, and I just kept sitting there plotting possible sentences in my mind with my fingers motionless on the keyboard.

“The British have a long propensity to recoil in horror from their children, ” the story reports, and now they’re really scared of their young.

I think they must be really scared of looking like a fool.

And don't be scared of a pause in the conversation; it gives the interviewer time to take notes or form the next question.

Even the Bushes, the premier Republican dynasty of Texas, ran scared of her for a time.