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I was so frightened…”.
She would never been so frightened.
I am so frightened,” said the female.
Proplata about an hour, she finally went to the local shop,sincerely wondering why all the neighbors on it so frightened look….
I never was so frightened in my life.
Compare this chart with similar charts for previous yearsshows that the dramatic decline in summer traffic, which so frightened us in 2008, exactly repeated in 2009.
I am so frightened of the sickness.
He was a timid lad, whose father had been one of the first hung,and he was so frightened that but little could be got out of him.
She was so frightened and ask for my help.
After passing Cape Finisterre, they put into Cadiz,where he found some of his sailors so frightened that they refused to continue the voyage.
They were so frightened, they even left their guns behind.
They say that, before being executed in the building of the Military Collegium of the Armed Forces,Zinoviev was so frightened that he humiliatedly begged for mercy and kissed his boots to his executioners.
They were so frightened that they couldn't move an inch.
But why the presence of the country-aggressor hydrogen bomb is such a significant factor for the free world, because even nuclear warheads,which North Korea has in abundance, yet no one so frightened?
I never was so frightened in my life.
Even this rank so frightened Gregory with the height and weight of his duties, that he retired to the solitude of the desert.
Because the sword of a warrior was believed to be his soul, this occurrence so frightened the Tang general that he immediately apologized to the Silla officers.
The Church was so frightened of women that it instituted a rule of celibacy: a rule for its priests, a rule that became a law in 1138; a law that persists today.
I have rarely been so frightened," Whittle once wrote.
The Church of Rome was so frightened of women that it implemented a rule of celibacy for its priests- a rule that became a law in 1138: a rule that persists today.
If they wouldn't be so frightened I would take them back with me," said Mary.
Mrs. Clapp was so frightened that five minutes could not even move.
King Frederick IV was so frightened by the prospect of losing the capital that he asked for peace.
That sounds so frightening!
Nothing can so frighten us as freedom.
But are they really so frightening?
They look so frightening.
Why is the word so frightening?
All this was so frightening that it took a person time to pull himself together.
These social situations may be so frightening that you get anxious just thinking about them or go to great lengths to avoid them.