fright

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• You may be able to simply train yourself to wake up and end the dream, or overcome the very vivid feelings of fear and fright by telling yourself that it’s a dream.

• The green creatures in The Sunken Land, on the other hand, conjure up the visceral fright of something slithering and unfamiliar brushing past your skin when you enter a lake.

• With such fright back there, it’s small solace that the contenders lack defending champion Dustin Johnson, the No.

• Much of the heavy lifting for frights is done by the environments, especially in the world of the dead that takes a Lovecraftian aesthetic, with slippery tentacles or long arms reaching down from above.

• To add to the fright, some children live in unstable homes where food is hard to come by.

• Finally he grabs that blanket [and] I counted eight on one double mattress, eight children held together—dying of fright.

• Take this sentence: "With the snake in sight, the horse reeled his paws in fright."

• Kate got a fright when she thought she'd mislaid a family engagement ring that Prince William gave her in 2010.

• He talks to Gordon Marino about reliving his darkest moments—and how he faced down his stage fright.

• First, she had to overcome her stage fright to go head-to-head with the big boys.

• Liszt looked at it, and to her fright and dismay cried out in a fit of impatience, "No, I won't hear it!"