freaked造句怎么写

I was sure I was just weird to them, some older, freaked-out American who trusted no one.

When Bieber decided to partake in the post-Christmas holiday on Sunday, hoardes of teenage girls took notice ... and freaked out.

“People that did the shopping, they would look at the date and be freaked out at how long it would be good for, ” she said.

Slightly freaked out, I reach for my head, or perhaps we should say I reach for where I would expect my head to be, but I don't feel anything there.

My wife and I had relied heavily on soy products early in the girls' lives, so I freaked out when I first learned of the health problems they might cause.

He freaked out for several hours.

When he heard the news, he was quite freaked out.

Later, he finds out she's dead, but Phoebe calls again, leaving Joey freaked out.

I freaked out and started running from it. Then I slipped, landed face-first in some dog poo, and got stung by the wasp on my leg.

You could say that you are not afraid but sweat a lot, or say that you are freaked out and sweat not at all.

You look a little freaked.

"And I jumped up and freaked out and woke up and they took off," he says.

"She's just not the dog I imagined losing my freedom for," I wailed like a freaked-out groom before his wedding night.

I'd be freaked out if they weren't real.

As news of the Obamas' housing plans became public on Wednesday, journalists and news photographers flocked to the block. "My housekeeper was a little freaked out," Mr. Podesta said.

the white Pink, and the Pansy freaked with jet(bJohn Milton)