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Use scare in a sentence

Sentences starting with scare

Scare up all the men you can, and put them to work at once. [5]

Sentences ending with scare

I wish we could do it before there is a cholera scare. [5]
We soared up and found him laying on top of the head panting and most tuckered out, partly from howling for help and partly from scare. [5]

Sentences containing scare two or more times

I was expecting to scare them, but I wasn't expecting to scare them to death. [5]

More example sentences with the word scare in them

I don't believe you've got a scare in you. [13]
When a resolute young fellow steps up to the great bully, the World, and takes him boldly by the beard, he is often surprised to find it come off in his hand, and that it was only tied on to scare away timid adventurers. [6]
You mark my words, before this session's ended I'll scare h-l out of Flint--see if I don't. [9]
I reckon your wife'd scare any redskin off her clearin'. [9]
We never went very near it, because we knowed better now than to act like that and scare people's camels and break up their caravans. [5]
But what's the use of good looks if they scare away folks? [6]
During her absence Uarda was to rub her grandfather's temples with the leaves which the witch Hekt had laid on her bruises, for as they had once proved efficacious they might perhaps a second time scare away the demon of sickness. [10]
It is not too much to say that the senator's scare had been of such thoroughness that he was willing to agree to almost anything. [9]
It is enough to stun and scare anybody, to have a hot thought come crashing into his brain, and ploughing up those parallel ruts where the wagon trains of common ideas were jogging along in their regular sequences of association. [6]
I wanted you to scare Rondout off with a big price. [5]
I must go there, Prince, and scare them a bit. [2]
From the day that that dreary news came we had one scare after another, the marauders coming almost to our doors every now and then; so that we lived in ever-increasing apprehension, and yet were somehow mercifully spared from actual attack. [5]
Did the Judge talk of trotting me down to Egypt to scare me to death? [7]
A plain story, straightforwardly told; but Mumford told me that that pilot had 'gilded that scare of his, in spots;' that his subsequent career in the war was proof of it. [5]
Horses broke from stables, and a frightened dog rushed up a short attic ladder and out on to a roof, and when his scare was over had not the nerve to go down again the same way he had gone up. [5]
Then again nothin' seems to scare them. [13]
It's easy to scare the likes of him. [9]
In the unreasoning scare the best stocks were sacrificed. [4]
The police would scare him to death first with a storm of their elegant blasphemy, and then pull him to pieces getting him away from there. [5]
But I didn't scare at all. [5]
When the ancients saw this happening they used to make a noise, shaking the sistrum with its metal rings, drumming and trumpeting, shouting and yelling, to scare off the evil one and drive him away. [10]
He spread a report that this business was only a scare got up by us; that we poisoned the people and buried them alive. [11]
It is a pity some great ruin does not fall in and flatten out some of these reptiles, and scare their kind out of ever giving their names to fame upon any walls or monuments again, forever. [5]
After you get over your scare, read it over again, sentence by sentence, and tell me honestly what you think of it. [7]
If there be now in all these United States one Douglas man that does not say this, I have been unable upon any occasion to scare him up. [7]
Satan himself could not scare him, and he is convenient--very convenient. [5]
Say she only meant to scare her,--looked as if she meant to stick her, anyhow. [6]
You can't scare me into being good with your cruel hymn-book! [6]
They would n't let no Democrats in, for fear they'd disgust the ladies, or scare the little gals, or dirty the floor. [7]
But now--dear me, I've had a scare this time, and I'll take no more chances. [5]
Some monkeys appeared in the window; to scare them away, the gentleman threw his sponge at them. [5]
However, I hope I shall live through my year's school-keeping without catastrophes, though there are queer doings about me which puzzle me and might scare some people. [6]
Besides, I hope I am mistaken; for, if I am, then there is argument that the Reformers were privately not serious, but were only trying to scare the Boer government into granting the desired reforms. [5]
But I better hive it tonight if I can, because the doctor maybe hasn't let up as much as he lets on he has; he might scare them out of here yet. [5]
I can't scare her by reminding her that her father's family expenses are forty thousand dollars a year, because she produces the documents at once to show that precious little of this outlay is on her account. [5]
Nevertheless, it has haunted me by day and night; for four long years I have been pursued and tormented by the spirits of darkness, who scare sleep from the murderer's couch. [10]
In her left hand she held a sacred golden sistrum, the tones of which were to scare away Typhon, and in her right some lotus-flowers. [10]
The moment he had spoken she was convinced that the panic was a silly scare which would be food for merriment in future years. [9]
If we had found a wriggle, or a zigzag, or a shoot from one side to the other, in this last flask, what a scare there would have been, to be sure, in the schools of the prophets! [6]
This took the form, for Northerners, of a guerilla scare, and an order was promptly issued for the enrollment of all the able-bodied men in the ten wards as militia, subject to service in the state, to exterminate the roving bands. [9]
He would not for worlds scare the poor little prisoners who cheer his lonely hours, and who have long since ceased to fear him. [10]
Just before he fired, he makes a dramatic picture of himself--as usual, to scare the reader: "Was it imagination, or did I see a moving object on the surface of the rock? [5]
If he wasn't crazy I wouldn't give shucks to be anywhere but here; you couldn't hire me to get out--now that I've got used to this balloon and over the scare of being cut loose from the solid ground--if he was in his right mind. [5]
When Moses Hatch congratulated her, with more humor than sincerity, he received the greatest scare of his life. [9]
There was no breach of propriety then, to scare the Poor Relation with and breed scandal out of. [6]
Is n't this book enough to scare any of you? [6]
A stone flew at the dog to scare him off, and a second, larger than the first, whisked past her and hit Diodoros on the head; she heard the dull blow. [10]
A malformed foetus, as the readers of Winthrop's Journal may remember, was enough to scare the colonists from their propriety, and suggest the gravest fears of portended disaster. [3]
If it was anybody else but Theodore Watling, it would scare me. [9]
Particularly to the angels, in fact, for the lies I speak of are self-sacrificing ones told for a generous object, not a mean one; but even when these people tell a lie of that sort it seems to scare them and unsettle their minds. [5]
I'm too lazy and comfortable to go downstairs; I am in extremity, and I can't seem to scare up any help. [5]
There was delight and applause when he proposed to scare Nicodemus to death, and explained how he was going to do it. [5]
The dog flew after them, barking loudly; and when the youth stooped to pick up a stone to scare him off, the angry brute sprang on him and dragged him down. [10]
But I had a craving to scare the man out of Kentucky. [9]

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