with terror造句

I was stiff with terror.

She turned pale with terror.

She was numb with terror.

struck or filled with terror.

The whole area was penetrated with terror.

Her eyes were wild with terror.

Her eyes were transfixed with terror.

be - fied with terror [ amaze ment ]

Her tongue was swollen with terror.

If Jabez Stone had been sick with terror before, he was blind with terror now.

I froze with terror as the door slowly opened.

As he spoke, he stopped suddenly, frozen with terror.

The Calormene horses are mad with terror already.

The existence of the camps filled the Jews with terror.

The transportable house collapsed. We trembled with terror.

O liver, stupid with terror, was lifted through the window into the house.

Whilst he lay there benumbed with terror, dreadful tidings were speeding through the palace.

and he gazed with terror on Rita, pale and bloody, a knife buried in her bosom.

She was thrilled with terror when she saw the scene of the murder.

When the storm breaks, some are dumb with terror, and some spread their wings like eagles and soar.

She lay in bed, white, with terror-filled eyes, her lips set and a little vertical line between the brows.

A situation so extreme, an obscurity so powerful, that the most timid felt themselves seized with resolution, and the most daring with terror.

Sandy came flying in, wild with terror, and so choked with sobs that for a minute she could not get her voice.

Ah Fu's eyes were filled with terror, but before Hsin-mei had finished speaking, the widow sprang from her room and demanded, "How dare you bully my servant?"

Then, as her thoughts strayed back to the scene of the sacrifice, and recalled the dangers which still menaced her, she shuddered with terror.

Day and night, I begged my mother and father to take the bags away shaking with terror, because no one saw them but me.

It's an open question, he added, whether society will approve of a drug that changes what and how we remember, even if those memories are filled with terror.

Suddenly my body was thrown into the air, and my face was pale with terror. When I fell into the soft, I found myself thrown into a haystack.

Performing in public, though, filled him with terror, which led him to give up his job as principal oboe in the BBC Welsh Orchestra. He turned to economics instead.

Cried the steward, struck with terror at this threat, "if that is the only reason I cannot remain in your service, I will tell all, for if I quit you, it will only be to go to the scaffold."

"Rebecca Thatcher" [Tom glanced at her face -- it was white with terror] -- "did you tear -- no, look me in the face" [her hands rose in appeal] -- "did you tear this book?"

The little raccoon perched on the tree was a surprise to all of us. His big black eyes flashed with terror and stared at us. His fat yellow body huddled in the trunk of the tree and he was at a loss.