| Frequently these informants were simply adolescents seeking to frighten peers or parents, by fabricating evidence of cult ritual. |
| Sheep frighten easily when chased causing them to possibly run into nearby rivers, sheughs or undergrowth. |
| This mute of hounds, dashing all over the pace, split the morning air with enough hideous din to frighten any fox out of the commune. |
| And still, given a set of circumstances that frighten me by touching unhealed sensitivities in my own heart, I become flustered. |
| The idea of having his child did not frighten me as much as the thought of myself being forced to marry him or subject a child to his treatment. |
| Men wearing masks dance among them in an attempt to frighten the child, who has to walk clockwise through this scene of carnage. |
