I am terrified that signing a mortgage will make me sacrifice my time to pay for a shell to house my life. |
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We were the ones who looked terrified and a little too shiny in the T-zone, but I didn't mind. |
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In any other circumstance I would have been terrified of this bloke and worried that he might hit me. |
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Hours after the quake, terrified residents stayed away from their homes, gathering in village squares and outdoor coffee shops. |
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The last thing I saw through the closing crack was dozens of pale, terrified faces watching us in confusion. |
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As a result, the most powerful nation in the world is peopled by a terrified citizenry jumping at shadows. |
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Small manufacturers tend to be terrified of losing an order, so they dramatically underbid. |
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The Skraelings were terrified at the sight and fled back to their boats and hastened away. |
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She sat bolt upright, crying out for her mother in fright at the noise, terrified by the pitch blackness around her. |
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She's terrified because well, there are guns and stuff everywhere and the dog is just a puppy. |
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My wife and our Labrador were attacked by a cob today, and although no physical harm was done they were both terrified. |
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They are terrified of Leninist politics, which is nothing more for them than realpolitik practised by Marxist intellectuals. |
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By the greatest good luck no one was hurt, but the driver and his passengers must have been terrified. |
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Police said the woman, too terrified to be named, was shocked and fearful of reprisals but otherwise unharmed. |
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It felt as if she was jumping off the high diving board, terrified with air rushing past her. |
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This sense of statelessness terrified him and he dreaded what might happen if the Indonesian or Malaysian police nabbed him. |
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Older people are terrified by fireworks exploding in the small hours of the morning. |
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If they see you, they will run and hide, terrified by your citified ways and upright posture. |
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A young child out with her family was terrified by a couple of unruly dogs when they bounded up to her. |
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A terrified dad got the fright of his life when he answered his door to find 10 armed police officers shouting and pointing guns at him. |
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I began to panic, terrified that the car would burst into flames and I wouldn't be able to escape. |
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Defiantly magical During the flash, she also saw something that terrified her and chilled her to the bone. |
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Those in the river spun upward end over end into the air and their terrified neighs faded into the distance. |
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But partly it's because people are terrified to take on the precautionary principle brigade. |
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The tanker did not explode but its cab, the dump truck and another truck burst into flames that burned other drivers and terrified onlookers. |
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Underneath this athletic, seemingly outgoing and affable middle-aged man is a terrified soul ruled by a need for validation from others. |
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Inman had insisted that his wife deposit the diaries in a vault, for he was terrified of losing them should fire break out in the apartment. |
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There was a small knot of people by the pilot's cabin, and he was terrified that something was going to happen. |
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Petty crime and random violence, so-called disorganised crime, has left millions of Brazilians terrified. |
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In 2001, two terrified women bank workers were hijacked in their car at gunpoint as they drove to work at the same bank. |
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I lived my childhood and teens constantly terrified that someone would find out that my mother was barking mad and an alkie to boot. |
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A terrified pensioner watched in horror as an out-of-control bull terrier ripped her pet dog to pieces. |
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Fly Me To The Moon follows the flight path of a group of terrified travellers striving to conquer their fear of flying. |
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Masked gunmen left two shop workers terrified after they raided a Pinehurst fast-food outlet. |
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Many city councilors seem terrified to ask renters and condo owners to share responsibility. |
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Absolutely terrified and trembling like a leaf, I sat down and played for him. |
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I'm told at my size I should be buoyant, but although I did try to swim I was terrified. |
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Sometimes she would wake at night unable to breathe, terrified she was suffocating. |
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I meet people all the time who are terrified walking around because they think everybody is making fun of them or plotting against them. |
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Adam starts to lose his mind, Michael is terrified and Edward consistently overcompensates by turning everything into a joke. |
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Powell nursed a deep fear of public speaking and was terrified when she was required to give a class presentation. |
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Horton, meanwhile, is in his own tizzy, terrified that gold-digging dames will get their hooks into Fred. |
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It's quite simply that British television is now run by halfwits who are terrified for their jobs and obsessed with youth. |
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The modern American actor is terrified of seeming a ham, even when hamminess is called for. |
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Our Straussian disciple starts out like any graduate student-hapless, insecure, and terrified that he might not make the grade. |
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His partner, terrified, dropped his own weapon and backed away, babbling in broken Cantonese. |
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Whenever I drive an off-road car down the motorway I'm always mildly terrified that I might have to swerve for something. |
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A terrified woman taxi driver kept her nerve when a male passenger pulled out a flick knife and demanded her takings. |
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Managing to struggle free, the terrified woman fled to a nearby school before calling police. |
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I'm terrified that if I stop writing, then my traditional wall of stoniness will return forever. |
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This was the ferocious striker of the ball who terrified everyone in the locker room. |
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When I was about nine or ten years old, I literally fled from a little church near Warsaw, because the catechizer had terrified me. |
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She was straddled across a terrified studenty looking lad who was drinking from a straw in the bottle. |
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Some people enjoy fireworks but animals don't and can become terrified when fireworks are let off. |
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She would say that she was streetwise and it wouldn't happen to her, but I was terrified. |
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He awoke terrified and helpless in a hospital bed, covered in bandages and unable to move his legs. |
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They are concerned for elderly neighbours who can be left terrified by the eerie silences on the end of the phone. |
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See how they posed and strutted among the terrified hostages, playing the part of big, scary villains. |
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My shoulders tensed instantaneously, terrified tremors running through me, goose bumps rising on my exposed flesh. |
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He had designs on two of our daughters, but wasn't able to make a move because he was terrified of me. |
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Police yesterday launched a massive hunt for a thug who robbed a terrified pub landlady at gunpoint. |
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New Labour are terrified about losing control of the constituency to the Lib Dems and have flooded the area with publicity material. |
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The terrified man was so intent not to be discovered that he refused to travel far for food and often lived off a diet of twigs and berries. |
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The women were terrified and bowed their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, Why do you look for the living among the dead? |
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The fear of the blank page can reduce even a veteran writer to the terrified goggle of a rabbit in the headlights. |
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People are terrified of molesters, school shootings, and people stalking women and children. |
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I was terrified but I didn't dare say I hadn't eaten them before and with some difficulty got them down. |
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Peasants huddle terrified in hovels while ashen-faced statesmen race hither and thither before the storm clouds of history. |
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The Spaniards also let loose a big dog on shore which chased the terrified Arawaks and bit several of them savagely. |
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Gawky and terrified during her first attempt to dance, she gradually began to loosen up. |
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He was terrified, however, that his demonic heritage would frighten her off and hid it as best he could. |
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Imagining their hoots to be the cry of some dangerous animal, she had spent nearly two terrified days on the run from her rescuers. |
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At first Jaime was terrified, but the music of the wind rustling in the leaves and the dazzle of the stars overhead calmed his fears. |
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He is invulnerable in his stronghold, but he is also terrified of prophecies. |
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I was terrified, I was talking to a man old enough to be my father and he wanted me to come visit him. |
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It was an accomplishment, to frighten the person who had so often terrified him. |
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She let out a terrified scream and threw herself at the crowd of toddlers, her only thought to save them from danger. |
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She said she was terrified and couldn't remember how he got her out but she did remember the strange babyish voice he used. |
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The five cross-breed puppies, no more than four weeks old, were found terrified and dehydrated. |
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These events have transformed the usually stable Karens into terrified nomads and have turned many into stubborn rebel fighters. |
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I could feel myself losing control of the back end of the car and I was absolutely terrified about what was going to happen. |
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The first two are so terrified of their circulation numbers that they'll do any chaotic, craven thing to boost them. |
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Waves broke constantly over the deck, washing whole groups of terrified passengers overboard. |
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A terrified postwoman is refusing to deliver mail to a house in the street because of a frightening cat. |
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It would be another slight to his poor, terrified parents, who were clearly unable to ever tell him off for fear of the consequences. |
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A terrified burglary victim was threatened with an axe after finding intruders in his home. |
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While terrified soldiers sought refuge inside the ministry, a tumbril was found. |
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When Cordelia puts some of the stuff in her mouth, she rolls it around in her mouth, looks terrified, and drools uncontrollably. |
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A terrified Essex family waded waist-deep through a raging torrent to escape flash floods which devastated a Cornish village. |
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The parents are terrified, their fears not at all eased by being referred to a brain surgeon. |
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The girl's terrified screams alerted a shopkeeper and his friend who managed to kick the animals away. |
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A gang of youths terrified bus passengers in Leeds last night after going on the rampage with weapons including an iron bar and a bat. |
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The secretary who once thought that he was in total power and control now felt helpless and terrified. |
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A terrified mum feared the worst when teenage yobs pushed a lit firework through her letterbox. |
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The customers' terrified looks therefore appear in a somewhat absurd and comical light. |
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It was the first time in my life that I understood why people are terrified of math. |
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Four years later though, and I was the only one still thrashing around in the shallow end, terrified of getting his head underwater. |
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As Russian banks became terrified of lending money to one another, many found it impossible to raise funds on the interbank market. |
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Many corrupt immigration officials extorted vast quantities of money from terrified refugees. |
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They're all terrified of repeating the mistakes of 2000 by making incorrect calls. |
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For the price of a week's self-catering in Spain, I've got the pleasure of being terrified out of my wits in a noisy 20-seater plane. |
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Abjection, evacuation and ecstasy all commingle in this terrified exaltation. |
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There were brides in silky, flowing gowns, some beaming, others looking slightly terrified. |
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Ruling elites, terrified by this ticking demographic time bomb, have two choices. |
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I've been trying to get around this by wearing more denim, but I'm terrified of the double-denim look. |
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From my school days I can remember doing long division and being terrified by it, and I remember doing times tables and having to stand up. |
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I checked my pulse and was terrified when I realized my heart was beating more than 200 times a minute. |
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He was terrified, hesitant and wavering but finally gave in to the temptation. |
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But tonight I didn't have the time or strength to comfort her, and at that moment I was just as terrified as she was. |
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Tom and his six brothers are terrified as they huddle under the bedclothes, listening to the ogre coming up the stairs. |
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I saw a crowd of about 40 shocked and terrified people along the south side of the car park, trying to get away. |
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In her one good scene, a bewigged, bedizened Crawford chases a properly terrified teen away from her quarry, shouting at her. |
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Nearby, Helen flickered back into vision, her face terrified as she surveyed the bedlam which had erupted. |
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The first few weeks after I bought it I was terrified, going miles out of my way in search of parking or turning places. |
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Described as powerful, domineering and charismatic, he alternated affection with explosions of anger that terrified children and staff. |
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Thousands more workers will be terrified that they too could be caught in the jobs cull. |
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A man was left terrified after a dog was set on him by two strangers late at night. |
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I felt terrified, as I realised that God could see into the very depths of my being. |
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Phobic avoidance may manifest itself, for instance, in a soldier being terrified of his combat uniform. |
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Susan was terrified, she'd bellow songs to scare away ghosts before she ventured into a dark room. |
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I was ready to toss it in when a terrified scream shattered the night's quiet. |
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He robbed a car of children's Christmas presents because he was terrified of the guy who put him up to it. |
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I was terrified of the operation, and went and consulted the village sheikh, who told me it wasn't necessary. |
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Every step she felt terrified she'd fall or trip on something on the floor. |
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The bombs will still be raining down there and terrified people on leaky boats will still be arriving. |
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The green felt costumes with sharp, pointed edges, the painted faces and frenetic children running on stage dizzied and terrified me. |
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And if you've ever tasted one of my tuna, pasta, vinegar, lemon, sweetcorn, chile, minced beef dishes, you'd be terrified at the idea. |
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Carjackers stole a terrified 75-year-old woman's new BMW after ramming it from behind. |
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The play confirms that under Coward's sophisticated mask lay a Peter Pan terrified of maturity and yearning for spiritual freedom. |
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I would have been terrified by anything shockingly horrific when I was little. |
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A robber held a screwdriver to a terrified shop assistant's throat as his accomplice stole money from the store's safe and till. |
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A drunken shop assistant who terrified a York policewoman with a starter pistol has been jailed for 21 months. |
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We were terrified that we would have a situation where the bio mother would change her mind, and we would lose the child. |
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When the terrified victim handed over her khaki shoulder bag, the offenders fled in different directions. |
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A reconstruction of Carlo's final moments, however, reveals he was killed by a terrified youth three years his junior. |
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The man, 27, dragged the terrified child into his house, locked the door, shut the curtains and pulled her to the floor, a court heard. |
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It made you feel confused, fascinated, terrified and sick, but never passive or disappointed. |
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The country's dictators remain so terrified of the lure of democracy and its defenders that they ordered a total blackout on the news. |
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A terrified gamekeeper had a lucky escape after he managed to sprint to safety from a charging hippopotamus. |
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She regarded the monstrous creature with wide, terrified eyes of pure confusion. |
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The stranger was so monstrous in size that he was extremely terrified and stunned. |
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You haven't heard the sound of true absolute silence since 1977, and when you did, it terrified you. |
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You no more need to be terrified about washing your new outfits for the fear of colour bleed. |
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It's left me feeling rather insecure, and slightly terrified of the future. |
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If she were in a panic, or terrified, or jerked awake during a fire, she would not remember how to produce those American sounds. |
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We have a movement full of people who love their country and who are terrified of the course that it continues to careen along. |
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The wagoners were terrified and whipped the oxen into charging. |
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Fearful to confront, because of our own fears, perchance we find ourselves looking into a mirror and are terrified to lock horns with our own conflicting thoughts. |
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One of the lads began beating the horses on their quarters with a riding crop to get them into the water, despite the fact that both horses were terrified. |
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I remember having to lecture to a group at the Windows on the World up at the very top there, and just being terrified the entire time because my acrophobia went to red alert. |
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He backed away and walked down the corridor as a file of terrified patients pressed themselves against the walls. |
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With fans and reviewers raving, why is he so terrified by every new role? |
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A crowd of up to 200 protesters were held back by troops who used screens and riot shields to form a pathway for the terrified youngsters and their parents. |
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Frantically clutching his terrified daughter, Heppell found an air pocket in a basement and sheltered for two hours as the idyllic resort around him was destroyed. |
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And like the papacy, Penn State was terrified of what might happen should a scandal taint its sainted image. |
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My mother's cat, so long terrified by my very presence, appears to be getting used to me, and now does an impressive, fawning wriggle at my feet every time I pass. |
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Ewes due to lamb, cows due to calve, ran terrified through fences. |
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She was terrified to realize we had seen her arms. She was more frightened by the fact that her secret was out than by the fact that she was a cutter in the first place. |
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They would rig up all sorts of stuff in his room and make noises behind his bed and he would be lying there terrified while they all let on they were asleep. |
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The tomb-raiders are more terrified of the folklore spirits than they are of authorities that might catch them, he added. |
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Her terrified mother survived by playing dead, and called 911 after Bush and forde left the trailer. |
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Besides, if I read Alan aright, he's just as terrified as I am. |
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She is both terrified by and angry about the European vessels, which too often trespass at night into the exclusive fishing zone of the artisanal fishermen. |
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The terrified and timid, wobbling slowly across everyone's path, are completely oblivious to the rules of the road or the mild chaos they caused to other riders. |
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Recently robbers struck at Oduduwa in Calcutta Road, Tilbury, where they threatened the terrified assistant with a silver firearm before running off with cash. |
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I held my memories like treasures in a vault and polished them well, terrified that unless I tended them daily they would disappear under the tarnish of time. |
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As they fled the scene of their holdup, the terrified taxi driver took them to Place de la Nation in the eastern part of Paris. |
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Holly describes it as the naked figure of a beautiful woman shrouded by her beating wings as she lifts the man-child away from some evil which has terrified him. |
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A burglar who manhandled a terrified 91-year-old woman when she caught him in her neighbour's flat has had his jail term cut by appeal court judges. |
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The tanks chase the terrified tenderfoot across a desolate battlefield. |
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Americans are terrified of death, and often demonstrate an immature refusal to accept it. |
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He knew the bald, unvarnished, terrified truth when he heard it. |
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I got over the wall and ran into a small crowd of fans to hide, terrified that the bobby might have seen me and would come and give me a thick ear as he turfed me out. |
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The idea that she might kill him terrified him beyond measure. |
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I kneel with the journalist in the sand, my face stoic and yet terrified, crying, knowing that I can do nothing but wait. |
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His cleverly disguised off-cutters terrified batsmen, and a legend grew as cartoonists captured his Mephistophelean physiognomy and writers relished his deadly deeds. |
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The heart demands effort, effort to recover those distraught, terrified, agonizing, serried bundles of kin who we imagine to actually await impatiently for rescue. |
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I still hear the screams of terrified people through the hissing of fire, still see tongues of flame rear high into a night sky, darkened even more by heavy black smoke. |
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The Islamist militants seemed to be terrified of these notorious female fighters. |
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Note he, of course, is more the terrified, cornered rat than ever. |
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My first son was about to be born, and I was terrified that my manifold inadequacies as a man would sabotage my success as a dad. |
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The other students, English majors all, seemed terrified by the prospect of a semester of moods and modals, subordinate clauses and predicate adjectives. |
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He had to rouse himself and run for his life through the hospital, hiding with the terrified nurses behind locked doors. |
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A few of those that don't agree sit in mortal fear, terrified one of these shrieking maniacs will tear their head off for having an opposing opinion. |
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Cathi looks terrified, but she's filmed it all unfalteringly, and Mel, to my surprise, actually looks quite impressed underneath her evident nervousness. |
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Do we identify with the ungainly, terrified wretch who will soon be dead meat, or do we get a thrill imagining ourselves as the sleek, athletic predator? |
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Fortunately the terrified woman accelerated away, shaken but unharmed. |
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Then, when the motor clattered into action, it belched a sooty puff from the exhaust pipe, terrified nearby cats and deafened all around as you drove away. |
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The imminent threat of Malcolm's death or long-term permanent paralysis and vegetative state from serious brain damage had immobilized and terrified them. |
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In the Odeon cinema in Leicester square, children were enjoying a Jurassic park triple bill, willing the velociraptors to appear but terrified when they did. |
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One of Adcock's more memorable eruptions after a brushback pitch was to chase a terrified pitcher Ruben Gomez of the San Francisco Giants off the field. |
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Immediately opposite was a grotesque figure of Satan, no doubt in canonicals also, with cloven foot and horns, belching out fire and brimstone on the terrified audience. |
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Kupst used the technique with a 4-year-old patient who was terrified at the prospect of spinal taps and other painful procedures being used to treat his leukemia. |
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No, I am spinelessly, gutlessly, violently terrified of flying. |
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This video, shot May 10 by a terrified station agent and posted one month later, contains nudity and profanity. |
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Zarr's hair, his eyes, and some of his internal viscera remained with his bones prompting some of the terrified members of his party to retch with revulsion. |
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The robber turned on him as he was watching television, pulled out a six-inch bladed knife, tied him hand and foot, and left him gagged on the floor too terrified to move. |
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The stomach-turning centre of the movie comes when she is aboard the plane, trying not to let anyone see how giddy and nauseous and terrified she is. |
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She just stood there, terrified, like a deer in the headlights. |
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In the end I was too terrified to drink anything other than patriotic Pakola, a green-coloured soft drink and migraine-inducing orangeade called Mirinda. |
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The prosecutor said Foster, who was arrested in a pub, later told the police he was terrified he was going to get a hiding, having been told to get out of the car. |
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Any of us can become terrified at any moment if fear overlays us. |
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At the same time, his nervous defensiveness when he insists that Martha wear protective glasses under her sunlamp reveals a man terrified of his own feelings. |
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The terrified cashier couldn't use a panic button to alert emergency services because the phone lines to the garage have been out of order for three weeks. |
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The fact that clay is the perfect surface on which to learn the game and yet British players are, for the most part, terrified of it, still astounds and perplexes Jones. |
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In fact, Derek and his terrified party hadn't stumbled on a poltergeist, but a couple in a passionate clinch who hadn't heard the ghoul-hunting crowd creep up on them. |
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Thirteen months earlier he had threatened the York City Art Gallery's terrified attendants at gunpoint and plundered the city of some of its most precious treasures. |
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Receiving an anonymous tip that her husband is fooling around with a floozy named Bridget the woman goes stomping out into the terrified city, bent on revenge. |
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Masked men armed with a machete and cosh burst into a busy town centre amusement arcade and forced terrified staff to open the safe and hand over a large amount of cash. |
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He was very small, and looked terrified when four half-starved and dementedly crazed teenagers opened the door and almost burst out, their eyes bulging. |
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Natalie is terrified of stalkers so she was really freaked out. |
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There had just been the pro-pigeon demos outside the Town Hall, you see, and the councillors were terrified of upsetting the fur and feather lovers. |
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Although he's initially terrified at the prospect of being a father, Angela soon has a calming effect on him, despite her precocious, junk food-fuelled behaviour. |
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Performing at Prithvi has terrified the daylights out of me. |
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Then again, he's probably terrified this will encourage other nice restaurants to adopt this practice, which means the end of going Dutch on dates. |
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My hands trembled so hard that I was terrified of dropping her, and I can only imagine the slackjawed, goggle-eyed look of wonder that must have been pasted on my face. |
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As the convoy arrived at the dock, the lorry doors opened and the exhausted, terrified lambs poured out, trying desperately to stay upright and avoid trampling each other. |
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Being robed for my doctorate alternately terrified and exhilarated me. |
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Around the world, investors were terrified of a doomsday scenario. |
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As for Tallulah, beneath her bravado she was utterly terrified. |
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Nobody terrified audiences with a smile as well as Lee Marvin. |
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The antirally demonstrators broke windows and forced their way into the building as the terrified audience fled in the opposite direction. |
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The trouble was, he told me, he suffered from fibrositis which made him terrified to jump with anyone in case his neck 'stuck. |
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I saw airplanes pouring death over those huddled under the roofs, snipers chasing terrified escapers, and corpses swimming in their blood. |
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However, ITV are pre-empting the annual frightfest with a new series bound to leave some terrified folks in danger of spilling their cocoa. |
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When she peered out she spotted the terrified ferret, nicknamed Dobby by his rescuers, being attacked by a 20 to 30 crows. |
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During the 1970s, the Radio Times, the BBC's own listings magazine, announced that a child's mother said the theme music terrified her son. |
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In the distance, away across the other side of Angel Square, a terrified gang of Pea Soups was scattering. |
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Not only that, but France was enraged, and terrified, by the sudden betrayal of its only ally. |
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Hobbes was terrified at the prospect of being labelled a heretic, and proceeded to burn some of his compromising papers. |
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The tree roots go deep and are entwined with the roots of the terrified Iraqi people, all precious beyond measure, and I have no punch line. |
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But writer and former teacher Geraint Thomas, 45, was once a terrified a schoolboy who suffered at the hands of bullies. |
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There is a condition called genophobia where people are terrified of having intercourse, but I am sure that isn't the case with you. |
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There is a condition called genophobia where people are genuinely terrified of having intercourse, but I am sure that isn't the case with you. |
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Io looked at her own reflection in her father's waters, saw her horns and fled, terrified. |
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Rescue teams used cherrypickers to help terrified tourists down from the teetering cable cars. |
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We are a national of social climbers and snobs who constantly judge others but are terrified of being judged ourselves. |
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Through the manyhanded program of UNICEF, we can in Hallowe'en reach out to dispel some of the very darkness that terrified those ancestors. |
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The young guinean appears surprised, but not at all terrified. |
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Gay men attracted to the straight, the bi-curious, and the terrified swarmed in to reap this fresh harvest. |
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A terrified servant then revealed that Garnet, who had often stayed at the house, had recently given a Mass there. |
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I'm also terrified of spiders, and I had to cope with water spiders in the tank. |
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Meet mother-of-one Louisa Francis, whose bizarre phobia means she is terrified of buttons. |
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A man, wearing a balaclava, brandished a hammer at the terrified staff and demanded cash and escaped with an undisclosed amount. |
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Some young thugs tried to kick her door down last night. She was terrified. |
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The terrified looks on everyone's face when it was time to play that game was enough incentive to come to Thanksmas. |
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Yet for so public a figure, Jackson was socially awkward, inept at small talk and terrified when the distant audience became an adoring mob. |
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When he saw his reflection in a pool, he realized his physical appearance was hideous, and it terrified him as it terrifies normal humans. |
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As a dirtsider, the idea of dying in the cold of space terrified him, though he'd never admit it to his space-loving mate. |
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Too many expectant mothers go to the delivery room terrified of what may be about to happen. |
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The terrified sailors would have begun to depart quicklier than they did, had not fear itself made them move slowly. |
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Staffman Dave Charnley launched a daring rescue bid after spotting a terrified teenager screaming for help as her home was engulfed by choking smoke. |
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Holding upside down a portrait of William Shakespeare as if he had just been gazing at it, the togaed figure of Praemonitio stares terrified into space. |
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Sadly the royal nuptials are unlikely to include two trollied aunties doing The Slosh or three hefty bridesmaids descending on one terrified best man. |
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Mark Antony, having vaguely learned of the plot the night before from a terrified liberator named Servilius Casca, and fearing the worst, went to head Caesar off. |
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Another type of adjectives sometimes considered ungradable is those that represent an extreme degree of some property, such as delicious and terrified. |
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This is a dirty trick and shows how terrified Labour is that I will win. |
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I'm a Celebrity winner Stacey Solomon, 25, wearing pink salopettes and a white crash helmet, also looked terrified as she tackled the indoor runs at Milton Keynes' snow dome. |
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When the terrified, bleeding cow was washed overboard into the river, the hungry piranhas entered a feeding frenzy, turning the water red with blood. |
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Malick's idea of a teaching hospital turns out to be kicking a terrified Digby off the high diving board with a scalpel and using a patient's large intestine as a water slide. |
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They received practically no support or sympathy from those they met, including family members, who were terrified at the prospect of being associated with treason. |
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Molon Baraka pounced on the terrified woman and tried to rape her. |
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Assad's power base is primarily in the Alawite community, which is terrified of the prospect of Sunnis taking over the country, irrespective of who they may be. |
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She was terrified before the jump, but was thrilled to be skydiving. |
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As a person who is absolutely terrified of snakes, I think I am perfectly positioned to comment on how terrifying king cobras are. The answer is pants-shittingly. |
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