Ms Davies told the inquest she became frightened a month before she was due to deliver because the active baby that had been kicking and punching inside her had stopped moving.
Adam Sandler plays Barry Egan, a frightened fellow in a bright-blue suit, a nerd who sells merchandise out of a San Fernando Valley warehouse and stammers his way through the simplest encounters.
That was the last time I saw him, the day he came for his money, and he had a dark, set look to his eyes that frightened me a little.
At the same time, Todenhofer was starting to wonder if there wasn't a downside to plucking a frightened and anxious girl from a shanty town on the edge of Baghdad and exposing her to life in the West in short bursts that were hard for her to make sense of.
Vivian had never seen her father cry, and it frightened her a bit.
But to really be frightened in a movie, to watch a film and really be involved and scared actually requires some skill.
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But the woman sounded frightened in a way that set her apart from the other women, who were simply nervous during their interviews.
The man we see is sad and vulnerable and ferocious all at once frightened as a virtually parentless boy in Brooklyn who was robbed by neighborhood kids, then remorseless as a baby gangster robbing drug dealers.
For the economy as a whole, lots of cash in frightened hands is a liquidity trap.
He claims this was a frightened and bewildered electorate who had believed Labour's negative campaign that there was a less painful way to overcome the country's economic ills.
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Helicopters and rescue vehicles gave chase while millions held their breath because they thought a 6-year-old boy might be sailing through the skies, cold, frightened and just a gust of wind from falling.
One row a couple of years ago grew so heated that a frightened secretary, sitting outside Mr Nasser's office, summoned security.
"I think she was fearless but she knew what it was like to be frightened, " a toughness she got from her upbringing, Moorehead says.
Roosevelt told a frightened, destitute nation that unregulated greed is neither good policy nor good ethics, and that if we don't hang together, we'll hang separately.
The actual Edie was a stick, not much more substantial than Twiggy (though sexier), with haunted, kohl-shadowed peepers and a hanging lower lip that made her look like a frightened animal.
They seemed a little frightened too of what they had done and where it might lead.
Still, the prospect frightened Eddie Malone, a resident of Lindenhurst on Long Island whose house has been under renovation since Sandy's flooding wiped out his first floor.
Europeans who settle in the United States are at once frightened and exhilarated by a place where people may yearn for a life free of risk (inside gated communities, for example) but know in their hearts they can never get it.
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Politicians rubbished frightened residents' claims that a large cat screamed and growled at them in the Neath Forest five years ago.
In that play, Linklater played a budding playwright frightened to share his work with his crass, pugnacious novelist-turned-tutor, played by Rickman.
An ex-girlfriend testified before he was sentenced that he had shown her a gun and frightened her enough to call the police.
Four years ago, his support for school vouchers frightened voters, who suspected a right-wing plot to drain money from the public schools.
With the unemployment rate not looking to improve anytime soon and the economy stuck in neutral, there are a lot of frightened citizens.
Young people are disillusioned, frightened, and broke- a bad combination.
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This often makes us think that the opposition is a little bit frightened of playing against us and don't really fancy it - which in turn makes us feel good about ourselves.
And most important of all, in terms of the health of British public life, a global audience witnessed a small cross-party group of Britain's elected representatives doing what they should have been doing for the last 30 years: holding the press, and Murdoch in particular, accountable for their actions rather than scurrying away like a bunch of frightened rabbits in the glare of News Corp.
"Maybe clubs are frightened to give home grown talent a chance, " he said.
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