Spooked Sentence Examples

They were pretty spooked by the odd noises outside.

Maybe she was spooked tonight, but long ago she had learned to listen to that instinct... gut feeling, some might call it.

If you are a little spooked by the exposure, dont rush this, but concentrate on the rock.

Chloe and Danny were quite spooked at how the kids looked so much like them.

Potential news reports of soldiers writhing in agony from a cloud of sarin nerve gas had spooked the president and his commanders.

Now cancer-free, he's still spooked by the ordeal, almost seven years later.

This version is, if anything, even more spacey, dubbed out and spooked; an Eagle ride through a nebula on Mogadon.

We watch them feed for a short while but they are very easily spooked and soon fly off upstream and into the distance.

This really spooked me but as I was fearful that I'd " frighten " my dad away, I continued chatting calmly.

This really spooked me but as I was fearful that I 'd " frighten " my dad away, I continued chatting calmly.

Now cancer-free, he 's still spooked by the ordeal, almost seven years later.

The other frustration is that he often seems spooked when confronted with a decision as in this case.

It could be a case of nature calling, in the form of a local cat in heat, or it may have been spooked by Peter the meter reader doing his monthly check on your natural gas consumption.

If you are concerned about pets getting spooked or excited when the trick or treaters knock at your door, a flameless candle is a safe alternative to a fire burning candle.

Pull up a seat and see if you can make it all the way through the list without getting completely spooked!

Especially because I want to know what's going on tonight that has you spooked.

Rhyn looked around, wondering what spooked the kid.  He sensed nothing and pulled his shirt back on.

He knows someone was on to him in Pennysylvania so he might have been too spooked to actually show up here.

He holed up in Ohio for a couple of weeks and but then in Kansas he got spooked some­one was on to him.