Scare in A Sentence

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    A kind of horrific candid camera is the theme of Scare Tactics with host Tracy Morgan pulling elaborate scary hoaxes over on people.

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    A pretend skeleton someone put there to scare you?

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    A witchcraft scare (at its worst in 1691-1697, though the earliest Connecticut case was in1646-1647and the earliest in Boston in 1648) led to another tragedy of ignorance.

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    According to legend, the loud noises and red colors prominent in these festivities were used to scare away the nian, a man-eating beast that came down from the mountains of China every twelve months.

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    After studying Middle English literature Emma loved using the word gast instead of scare.

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    After the arrival of Lord Dufferin as governor-general the incident known as the Panjdeh Scare brought Britain to the verge of war with Russia.

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    And the lack of instruction might scare you.

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    And we won't scare you to death with impenetrable legalese (we promise ).

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    Are you trying to scare me?

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    As faithful purveyors of monsters and mayhem, most of us want to throw a shindig that can scare and entertain and one sure fire way to do that is to come up with gross recipes for Halloween.

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    As for the width of the heel, don't let the stilettos scare you off if you really like the way they look.

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    At first glance, the coral-rose color might scare some people off (it sure did me!).

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    Babysitting has been a job given to teenagers for many years, since it allows teens to see what raising a child might be like, and therefore can scare them out of any unwanted pregnancies.

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    Be sure to have the phone numbers of the wildlife game warden on your list of emergency numbers, and when you're on the phone with someone all the way in California, try not to scare her half to death next time.

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    Boot camps are military style camps that use rigid authoritative procedures to scare teens straight.

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    But if your business is failing and you need to get out, you can never hint that this is the reason for selling a business, because this will most likely scare off a potential buyer.

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    But it also has the capacity to scare some people witless.

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    By the way, it was Ginger who shot the gun—just to scare us off.

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    By the way, it was Ginger who shot the gun—just to scare us off.

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    Cadbury is confident the recall of seven of its products over a salmonella scare will have no long-lasting effect on sales.

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    Caution young children to move slowly and speak softly so they don't scare the new pet.

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    Chinese people do these dances for a similar reason to cleaning the house, to scare the evil sprits away.

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    Collection agencies employ a lot of scare tactics to get you to pay up.

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    Collection agencies may not allow collectors to threaten customers or make false statements that might scare the customer into making payments.

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    Despite all the scare mongering about rent, they need to acquire more space.

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    Do n't stamp up to the water 's edge and scare the fish away.

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    Do you think you could scare us up a warm snack?

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    Don Carlos once more showed his wellknown lack of decision and dash, and the Carlist scare passed away.

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    Don't let all my talk scare you.

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    Don't let that scare you away-- these articles are useful and informative.

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    Don't let the advanced features packed into the Canon EOS Rebel T2i digital camera scare you off.

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    Don't let the name scare you because you might find yourself oohing and awwwing over the cute little mice, but soon you'll start getting frustrated like any good puzzle game should get you.

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    Don't let the scientific names scare you away - these ingredients are just what the doctor orders when oil gets out of control.

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    Don't let the wold "traditional" scare you off though; these suits can be anything but boring.

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    Don't pay any attention to him, Fritz, he's just tryin' to scare us.

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    Don't let the titles of these packages scare you away or steer you to buy something you don't want.

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    Either that or scare us badly.

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    Every Halloween season, the building welcomes thousands of visitors looking for a real scare.

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    Fire is also at your disposal in many situations; you will use it to get rid of brush that is blocking your path, or to kill or scare off various different foes.

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    For fishers or divers who don't want to scare away their prey or wildlife, camo wetsuits help them blend into their aquatic environment.

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    Hands all wiggling around in claw shapes, like you 're trying to scare the computer into doing what you want.

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    Have someone with a flashlight lead the party guests through the haunted house or field, so the monsters can jump out and scare them!

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    Have your kids scare up business by going door-to-door after a snow storm, or making up flyers and posting them at a local business.

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    He advised the people to put up red paper decorations on their windows and doors, light torches and make loud noises like fire crackers to scare away the beast.

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    He didn't scare her the way Jonny did, and she wasn't certain why, beyond the obvious that he healed her.

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    He is a lovable rouge who was given life by the Crowman, to scare the birds.

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    His figure is that of a grotesque mountebank, intended to inspire joy or drive away pain and sorrow, his hideousness being perhaps supposed actually to scare away the evil spirits.

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    His plan was to write a dark album that would scare away their newfound fans.

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    I didn't mean to scare you.

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    I don't believe in white-sheeted spirits that scare little boys or drag chains around or only come out in cemeteries on Halloween.

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    I don't want to scare you unnecessarily, but some bitches do not live through labor when complications arise.

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    I know you like him a lot, but make sure you don't smother him or you might scare him away.

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    I must go there, Prince, and scare them a bit.

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    I searched on Yahoo about the rumor, but came up with nothing, which leads me to believe that it was started to scare gamers (and probably parents).

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    I think you're trying to scare me.

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    I told him that I contacted her to scare him off and he still says nothing happened and that it was a stupid and disrespectful mistake.

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    I wonder how many of us have also entreated God to spare us those things that scare us?

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    I'm glad to see you got something out of it besides a cut hand and the scare of your life.

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    If I'm the first person whose mind you can't read, doesn't it scare you that you can't tell what I'm thinking?

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    If you behave, and don't scare the little pigs, I'm sure they'll grow very fond of you.

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    If you over-egg the pudding it sounds like it is an issue for you, and that can scare people off.

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    If you scare away the beast, Daniel'll give it you!

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    If your cat goes in search of the litter box and the CatGenie is in a cleaning cycle, it may scare your cat.

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    Immediately to the south rises the fine cone of North Berwick Law (612 ft.), which was utilized as a signal point at the period of the Napoleonic scare.

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    In fact, with startups, time is more precious and scare than money.

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    In January 1985 Princess Margaret had a section of her left lung removed in a cancer scare.

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    In some cases, this type of potty chair can motivate kids to want to use the potty, but it can actually scare some children.

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    In the late sixties and early seventies we started to see movies that played up the gore in order to scare us.

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    It allowed the press to stoke unwarranted public fears by reacting slowly to the scare stories.

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    It always causes a scare and it's tough to know if you should continue taking the pill.

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    It is actually easier to trace the development of the UFO mythos to the British airship scare of 1912-13.

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    It is important to save money because you never know when a major financial emergency will strike, whether it is a broken vehicle, mortgage crisis, healthcare scare or job loss.

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    It must scare the shit out of him.

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    It only seemed natural for them to sit next to each other, and what would feel more natural would probably scare her off.

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    It sure did scare me—but no.

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    It sure did scare me—but no.

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    It wasn't her intent to scare them.

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    It's hope is to scare youth straight by showing them that life could be much worse for them if they don't stop breaking the law or heading down that path.

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    Just to scare you?

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    Katie and Toby will be glad to see you, and you can scare the shit out of Tamer.  It'll be fun.

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    Language is a Virus - Don't let the name scare you off!

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    Let me see if I can make sense of this for you… I have been fighting very hard to keep my feelings in check so as not to scare you away.

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    Let me see if I can make sense of this for you… I have been fighting very hard to keep my feelings in check so as not to scare you away.

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    Like I said, the names of everything shouldn't scare you away.

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    Many discussions about the consequences of global warming degenerate into apocalyptic warnings, but this purpose of this article is not to scare you.

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    Many of these stories are meant to be a bonding experience but sound more like horror stories that are meant to scare you into a perpetual state of pregnancy rather than ever experiencing the miracle of childbirth.

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    Michael follows her out of the theater and begins to walk her home, but he starts trying to scare her.

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    Musharraf 's public pardon of Khan for his activities also does little to scare would-be proliferators.

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    My driving doesn't scare you?

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    Nikki Lennox (Vicki Mathios) One of the teenage delinquents sent on a day scheme to Wentworth to " scare them straight " .

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    Often more immersive than movies of the same genre, survival horror video games can give just as good of a scare as any horror blockbuster.

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    Often these emails use scare techniques such as "Your password was stolen" or "Your account is inactive.

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    On a clear day you can see Scare Rocks in Luce Bay, home to thousands of pairs of nesting gannets.

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    On the other hand bulldogs are famed for their ability to scare away burglars and intruders.

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    Only he wouldn't tell me what we were looking for, like it was going to be a joke and it would scare me.

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    Or rather, you can believe it, but don't let that scare you off if you're not an electronica lover.

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    Over The Hill Gifts - Don't let the name scare you into thinking that this is only a place to get age-related gags.

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    Place a flashlight under your chin, then lean over the sleeper, shake him or her awake and scare the living daylights out of him or her!

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    Rare and scarce color diamonds at affordable prices - Earth-mined fancy color diamonds are in scare supply, thus driving prices to high levels within the dynamics of supply and demand.

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    Resist the urge to place large bids to scare everyone else away from the sale.

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    Salinas sounds like they make very fashionable and unique bathing suits, and it's true, they do, but don't let that scare you off from considering one of their styles.

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    Scare off the birds, harrow up the weeds, cut down all that shades the crop. Ploughs, waggons, threshing-sledges, harrows, baskets, hurdles, winnowing-fans are the farmer's implements.

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    Scare your guests silly with a Psycho curtain that could be straight out of the Bates motel.

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    Scary contacts are the perfect way to scare your friends for Halloween or any time a costume is required.

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    Season six and seven confronted internet stalkers, relationships and more as well as yet another pregnancy scare, this time for Emma.

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    She didnt want to scare the living daylights out of me!

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    She glanced up at him, basking in the afterglow of a good scare.

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    She twisted to stare at a large, wiry man with a whip-like body and a face that would scare Freddy Krueger standing in the middle of the apartment, her cat in one arm and the litter box in the other.

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    She was hesitant, and he kissed her gently, not wanting to scare her despite his raging blood.

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    Some people just want to lose weight; others have had a health scare and are ready to make a change in their eating to promote better health.

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    Some say I play the puck well, but others say that I scare the heck out of them when I leave the crease.

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    Soon afterward Tranmere survived the first major scare in their own goal-mouth.

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    Sorry BBB I disagree with your " proven formula to ignore scare mongers " .

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    The basic premise has been repeated with great success in more current shows like Punked, Scare Tactics and America's Funniest Home Videos.

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    The birds and the contents of the nests are taken in nets mounted on poles; shooting is not practised, lest it should permanently scare the birds away.

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    The black phlegm you hack up all morning, every day, doesn't scare you.

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    The candy trail is one a few consistent "no scare zones" geared towards little kids.

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    The first case listed was that of Kenneth Arnold, a Boise businessman, who had set off the saucer scare.

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    The food scare has now brought the British beef market to the verge of collapse; there is great unease among the people.

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    The haunted houses are always either in a "scare free" zone, or are not in full swing until evening, when younger children are probably at home in bed.

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    The lean cuisine recall gave many patrons of this microwavable dinner quite a scare.

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    The major national invasion scare occurred on the night of September 7th 1940.

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    The narration by Leonard Nimoy might scare you.

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    The next day, the media were full of scare stories about ' gas attacks ' on the Tube.

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    The only consequence that came of the parliamentary scare was that Hobbes could never afterwards get permission to print anything on subjects relating to human conduct.

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    The paranoia over Bolshevism, the " Red Scare " of 1919, engendered an atmosphere of mistrust and intolerance in American society.

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    The paranoia over Bolshevism, the " red scare " of 1919, engendered an atmosphere of mistrust and intolerance in American society.

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    The people working in the old-timey haunted house had fun trying to gast (ie. scare) the customers.

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    The price of Burberry handbags does little to scare away interest.

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    The puppy is too young to understand at six weeks, and you do not want to scare him.

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    The spinach e coli scare should have taught us all a lesson in that regard.

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    The supply of some of the most valuable, such as sable, silver and natural black fox, sea otter and ermine, which are all taken from animals of a more or less shy nature, does very gradually decrease with persistent hunting and the encroachment of man upon the districts where they live, but the climate of these vast regions is so cold and inhospitable that the probabilities of man ever permanently inhabiting them in numbers sufficient to scare away or exterminate the fur-bearing wild animals is unlikely.

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    The theory that doom-laden warnings are being used to scare the public into the Labor fold appears far-fetched.

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    The things that woo and scare us just may cease to exist if it wasn't for the long hours these characters spend in the chair with a professional makeup artist.

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    The Ultimate Camp Resource website has a ton of useful information for campers, so of course there's a dedicated page for stories that'll scare the daylights out of those not careful.

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    Their religion has been described as a kind of demonworship, consisting of rude dances and shouts raised to scare away the evil spirits, whom they confound with their ancestors.

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    Then on June 24 came Kenneth Arnold 's famous re port, which set off the saucer scare.

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    There's nothing that's going to scare you.

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    These are usually anecdotal types of stories that are meant to scare you into complying with society rules.

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    These days, hardly a week goes by without another health scare sweeping the continent.

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    These three examples of how fish oil may be harmful are not meant to scare anyone.

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    These videos use shock and surprise to scare the viewer as much as possible.

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    They can even hide in corners to scare the kids.

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    They could either scare the other person off or cause your date to have a bad impression of you.

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    They don't scare us much.

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    They figure Josh is tough competition - but do you really think Josh could scare them off if they knew you were interested?

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    This is a very timely question in light of the recent commercial cat food scare.

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    This scare tactic propels the email into cyber space where it becomes an urban legend.

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    This tends to confuse predators and scare them away before they have a chance to attack and eat the butterflies.

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    This was a dark ride which featured scary sights and sounds that likely made you laugh more than scare you.

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    To celebrate Halloween, I'm going to dress as a revenant and try to scare my little sister.

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    Tyler jumped around the corner and shouted "Aha!" to scare his mother.

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    Using fireworks to ring in the Chinese New Year and scare away evil spirits that may be lurking nearby.

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    We had a scare there, but she pulled through.

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    We knew that this was not the most salubrious of areas, but the Ashton scare stories of the 1990's had not yet started.

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    What are we talking about, he 'd scare the shit out of them !

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    Whatever his motive, Blair used scare tactics to push Parliament into Iraq.

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    When you wonder how to buy a scanner, does it scare you to think of all the techno-terms and different features that come with it?

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    Whether you plan to scare in a traditional witch costume, or choose a tattered zombie creation, these creepy Halloween makeup tips are sure to send chills down everyone's spine!

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    While the words "killer tofu" are used to describe a number of different items related to the versatile food, the most popular references are to a health scare and a song.

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    While those reasons may not make sense to someone who isn't already a fan, rest assured that if you've been looking for a movie to scare you, numerous movies on this list are waiting to help.

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    Whilst she is reinforcing the MMR scare, hundreds of children are going unprotected from the measles.

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    With the pet food recall scare of 2007, cat owners began to research common ingredients in some of the most common foods on the market.

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    With the scare tactics of some Internet providers and movie companies threatening lawsuits, is there any option where movies are available to watch for free?

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    You can adapt most html templates for use in FrontPage, so don't let straight html scare you off.

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    You could try a little more not to scare me so much.

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    You don't know how the other person feels about you and you don't want to scare your date off if he or she is not ready for a long term commitment with you.

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    You don't want so many tomatoes or squash you scare your neighbors, but you don't want so few peas that when dinner time comes around, you have only seven to share!

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    You don't want to get them something too romantic and perhaps scare them off.

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    You don't want to scare someone off by sending one too soon in the relationship.

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    You don't want to slip and scare or hurt your pet when brushing his teeth and turn it into a negative experience.

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    You need a bowl that will be sturdy as any mishap can scare your cat from using the litter in this position, and you'll have to start over from the beginning.

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    You've only been strangled nearly to death and gone through a terrible scare.