1. I fear the Greeks, even when bringing gifts. 

2. I fear lest we commit an inexcusable blunder.

3. I fear for her safety.

4. I fear I will not fit into any future.

5. I am afraid to lose, I fear this time, and I love it but memories. I could not forget the sweat on the pitch with the sway of the brothers, forget accompany me cry close friend, and forget the bright Star of that everynight, and those words have touched me deeply.

6. I fear he will miseducate my son.

7. I fear I am late.

8. I fear we have an enemy in our midst.

9. I fear that they must have set off.

10. I fear for her safety in this weather.

11. I fear the apples wouldn't go round.

12. I fear they have flipped their lids.

13. I fear he is going to die.

14. I fear the apples wouldn't go around.

15. He was improving for a while, but I fear he's sliding back into his old habits.

16. Even after thirty years living in the country, I fear I am not a proper countryman. I don't farm for a living or go tramping across drenched fields, gun in hand.

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17. I fear for her sanity if this continues much longer.

18. I fear that I underrate the difficulty of the task.

19. They are unlikely to get here on time, I fear.

20. I fear that you'll be late if you don't go now.

21. I fear that a land war now looks very probable.

22. I fear that if I don't write now I shall never have another opportunity to do so.

23. I fear that there is little more we can do.

24. The rest, I fear, is still more obvious.

25. Above me, I fear the edicts of heaven.

26. It's becoming a family habit, I fear.

27. I fear it can throttle imagination.

28. We are, I fear, in danger of becoming extinct.

29. When keeping the ambiguity with you ,I fear I will fall in love with you, and I fear I will cry after your leaving.

30. The company is being forced to reduce staff and I fear I'm a likely candidate .

1. I fear lest we commit an inexcusable blunder.

2. I fear for her safety.

3. I fear I will not fit into any future.

31. I fear he is truly an idiot.

32. Lastly, I fear I may have to disappoint you when I say that the coin is more interesting than valuable.

33. Maybe I was too young because I fear I was not an assiduous student.

34. It would be nice if the two approaches met, but I fear this is true only in the simplest cases.

35. I fear, however, that Woodward's vocation would have been better exercised if he had confined himself to hospital portering.

36. Do I fear for her chances of making another match?

37. I fear we may be in danger of knowing the price of everything but failing to appreciate its true value.

38. This situation is extremely annoying, though. I fear Lumley may need replacing.

39. I fear that from becoming perhaps a local nuisance he will become a pest.

40. Male speaker I fear for Birmingham with this madman let loose(), wandering around the streets frightening the children.

41. I fear, I strongly suspect, that this is the route to blowing yourself away.

42. To this day, I fear the crowds on planes more than the fanatics who might want to shoot down those crowds.

43. I fear that if you send more letters to the theatre Mrs Seale will notice the pug and will tell Papa.

44. I fear your quaint down-home speech is wasted on me, my friend.

45. I presume you wish to help underdeveloped countries but I fear you could do them considerable harm.

46. I fear he is not in such sound health as you may think, my lord.

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47. I had occasion, I fear, to slipper the lad only last week.

48. She realizes that, though I fear it as she does, I am as drawn to danger as my father.

49. Not as catatonic as the viewers at home, I fear.

50. I know that the Minister is a fair-minded man and I fear very much for his future.

51. I fear we are at a parting of the ways.

52. But were I marking his inaugural effort for its calm sobriety, I fear my assessment would be beta minus.

53. I fear I have not been very successful, in any case.

54. But I fear that when she passes through the phalanx of middle school and puberty, that may change.

55. As I love the name of honour more than I fear death. William Shakespeare 

56. Mr. Waldegrave I fear that on health, as on other issues, that is all too true.

57. I fear that, if we do not do that, we will not put the Territorial Army on a proper basis.

58. And I fear for the darkness as four Justices anxiously await the single vote necessary to extinguish the light.

59. The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?

60. But I fear we are now being pulled apart - by commercial pressures and by the changes forced upon the broadcasting environment.

61. Without it, I fear, I could be trapped in Tuzla.

62. But I fear there is still a problem. Real substances are not infinitely hard and rigid.

63. What I fear for my people is milk in which the devil lurks between the froth and the cream.

64. This, I fear, does involve specialist attention, and can not normally be attempted by the average DIY man.

65. Male speaker I fear that safety standards will go down the drain as people seek to make most profit.

66. For the same reason, I fear that an accountant's expert knowledge of tax havens may once again be a saleable commodity.

67. I am slightly embarrassed by this story but I fear it should be told.

68. Her life has been quite as miserable as your Isabel's, I fear.

69. I fear for the world and for that misguided man who crossed my path in such a bruising way yesterday and Friday.

70. But I fear that if this pill is licensed, access to surgical abortion may be reduced.

71. I hope that the House will reject the Bill, but I fear that it will not.

72. But his physique was not impressive, and I fear he must have exaggerated.

73. It is difficult to know where to have Randolph Ash. I fear he will never become a popular poet.

74. I fear thy mien , thy tones, thy motion.

75. I fear that she be in difficulty.

76. I fear the life of Helena was fully snatched.

77. " But I fear the Indians of Cleveland.

78. I fear the results of the pregnancy test.

79. I fear the Indians of Cleveland.

80. I fear some evil will befall.

81. I fear my Julia will not deign my lines.

82. I fear I won't make it to your wedding party.

83. I fear them as the beetling cliff fears the waves that thunder at its feet.

84. It's been falafels[/I fear.html], burgers and chips all the way of late and I fear one punnet of sour Scottish blackberries is not going to make up for it.

85. All I fear will succumb before the tremendous array of negative arguments and forces.

86. I fear the light might dazzle her eyes and wake her, so I brought it here.

87. I fear being the only one to heed the no-gift clause on the invite and looking like an empty-handed shmuck.

88. "I fear the death of Tolstoy," Anton Chekhov once observed.

89. Meshif is an honorable man, but I fear that he is growing impatient with me about impounding his ship.

90. Ng first said : "If a decoration company, I fear they jerry-building , or bargains."

91. For me, I fear to watch horror films, to play bungee jumping, and am afraid of blackish softish creatures.

92. I fear poor Emmy had not a well - regulated mind.

93. I fear no man, or beast, Gnome, and I'll show you that!

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94. When I feel sorrow, I wanna your comfort. I fear that you will tease me, that I look stupid when I cry, so I never dare to do so.

95. " I fear both the Tigers of Detroit and the Indians of Cleveland.

96. "'Tis not the Mouse I fear, " said the Lion; "I resent his familiarity and ill-breeding. "Little liberties are great offenses.

97. My dear young woman, I fear that blackwater fever is going to be the least of your worries.

98. Dare not to recall, I fear that time will lose color. Dare not to find, I am afraid of Jin will therefore miss the flowers.

99. I am not a Christmas person – I fear the pageantry and the crowds.

100. I fear thy nature; it is too full othe milk of human kindness.

101. I fear that I might miss out by chasing two goals, he said.

102. His strength has gone, and I fear the death struggle has begun.

103. Part of me wants to tell my boss the truth, but I fear it would make me look drippy and uncommitted.

104. In Corleone we played together as children and now will you let me die when I fear hell for my sins?

105. He fears the lancet of my art as I fear that of his . The cold steelpen.

106. I fear the dying that goes on inside you when you leave the game of life to wait in the final checkout line.

107. I fear poor Emmy has not a well - regulated mind.

108. Our household golden, Bjorn, raises his paw in a Teutonic salute so often, I fear he may have picked up Nazi sympathies from a reprobate gang of skinhead German pointers.

109. I fear that these creatures are massing for an attack against our encampment.

110. I exclaimed, assuming the cheerful. and I fear I shall be weather-bound for half an hour, if you can afford me shelter during that space.

111. I fear that she is going to have a stroke if she does not get her pressure lowered.