frightened造句怎么写

The fierce aspect of the salesman frightened the customer off.

We were frightened of the attic But also fascinated by its smells and sounds.

So is a fierce, hostile glower or a series of frightened, bewildered glances.

The biker was badly hurt, in a lot of pain, and frightened. Blood was pouring out of his wounds.

“I was never bored or frightened except the day I was on duty when President Kennedy was killed,” said Barthelette.

Rumors of a disease outbreak a century ago probably would have left the general populace feeling frightened, wondering whether their town would be the next to be hit.

He looked like only the frightened rabbit to escape, again is not willing to see her, how regardless of she does entreat.

I said, "Let's not tell the others." I was thinking that if Victor, who was (in my mind) the paragon of self-control, was frightened by this, Quentin would go mad.

About three o'clock the four couples, frightened at their happiness, were sliding down the Russian mountains, a singular edifice which then occupied the heights of Beaujon, and whose undulating line was visible above the trees of the Champs Elysees.

The frightened people fled from the fire.

The ferocity of them frightened me.

The barking of the dog frightened the burglar away.

But the victims of both kinds of stalker may be as frightened as those threatened physically.

When the prisoners burst into song, the prison warden was frightened.

Scorn, bitterness, unprovoked malignity, gratuitous desire of ill, ridicule of whatever was good and holy, all awoke to tempt, even while they frightened him.

In Pakistan he would squeeze his big frame into refugees' tents in Swat, as relaxed as if he were cruising a Washington cocktail party, to listen to the misery of ordinary, frightened folk.

The doll frightened her, the gold piece frightened her.

She pressed the frightened child to her heart.

All the other boys shouted themselves hoarse with delight. But Phatik was a little frightened.

There is a way that fear could indirectly kill the birds, and that’s if they became so frightened and disoriented that they flew into objects at high speed.

The frightened boy gripped his mother's hand.

There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others.

'Oh,' tis you, Mrs Durbeyfield - Lard - how you frightened me!

Thoroughly frightened and cowed, she lay in the bed, not daring to see what her husband was doing in the other room. Finally she rose and went to the door to peer into the living room.