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31 He exaggerated the dangers of the trip in order to frighten them not into going.

32 Don't let her frighten you, her bark is worse than her bite.

33 James loves sneaking up on his sister to frighten her.

34 Television news, in other words, tends to frighten people.

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35 Does the thought of death frighten you?

36 To frighten away thieves and bring fertility.

37 He was trying to frighten them.

38 Did I just frighten you beyond belief?

39 Why did he have to frighten people so much?

40 There would be nothing to frighten you if you refused to be afraid. Mahatma Gandhi 

41 Downhill skiing requires ski lifts that frighten the chamois and clutter the mountains with pylons and cables.

42 The boats are lowered away and so as not to frighten the whale the crewmen paddle instead of rowing.

43 Although equations are a concise and accurate way of describing mathematical ideas, they frighten most people.

44 He glared at her with clear intent to frighten her.

45 It was their fault, coming with such tales to frighten her; and talking like that about the Nawab.

46 In Holy Trinity Church Nicholson abounded in anecdotes, vulgarity, rudeness, emotional appeals, a dogmatism so dogmatic as to frighten.

47 This, as you can imagine, was a terrifying experience, and memories of my hospital stay still frighten me.

48 Larkin, above: brandishing an open razor, intending to frighten the victim's man and inadvertently killing the victim.

49 Al Jourgensen is seen wandering around the hotel foyer hugging a wooden duck, used to frighten off local wildlife.

50 The way the Sibyl thought it necessary to start was calculated to frighten any but the boldest.

51 I was merely about to fire a blank to frighten off some stray cats.

52 When I still refused, they gave their war cry and began dancing about to frighten me.

53 They wanted to talk to you direct, but I said that would frighten you off.

54 This is just a fable to frighten the children with a bit of free preaching thrown in.

55 It is as if they are trying to frighten us out of doing our job.

56 It appeared isolated, withdrawn, harbouring something which, if revealed, might shock and frighten its neighbours.

57 But his presence has failed to frighten away the opposition and 11 runners have stood their ground at the five-day declaration stage.

58 You can discover what your enemy fears most by observing the means he uses to frighten you. Eric Hoffer 

59 They think it was a trick by the Garda or the judges to frighten people and teach them a lesson.

60 Harriet thought that Ben was trying to frighten Paul, but Paul was hysterical.