Examples of 'me quite a scare' in a sentence
Meaning of "me quite a scare"
me quite a scare: This phrase is often used to describe a situation where someone or something frightened or startled you significantly. It implies a strong reaction to a frightening experience or surprise
How to use "me quite a scare" in a sentence
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me quite a scare
You gave me quite a scare for a minute.
Well, when i heard you almost chocked to death . you gave me quite a scare.
You gave me quite a scare.
I fear Alicia 's rather fallen in love with you . It 's given me quite a scare.
I am sorry but you gave me quite a scare young man.
You gave me quite a scare when you caved in like that.
Come here… You gave me quite a scare.
You gave me quite a scare for a minute. You went into shock.
Long time. You gave me quite a scare.
You gave me quite a scare today, my boy.
Rest up, sweetie . You gave me quite a scare.
He gave me quite a scare And i, thanks a lot, Miss.
Retired . You gave me quite a scare.
I'm sorry for the trouble I have caused you. Gave me quite a scare.
You handed me quite a scare.
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Good heavens, Miss Barbara, you gave me quite a scare.
He gave me quite a scare.
Yes he did - He gave me quite a scare.
You know, you gave me quite a scare just then, little miss.
You know, you gave me quite a scare there.
You know, you gave me quite a scare this week . I love it.
You went into shock . You gave me quite a scare there for a minute.
Yes he did - He gave me quite a scare And i, thanks a lot, Miss.
Sorry . You gave me quite a scare.
Thank you. You gave me quite a scare in there, you know?
You know, you gave me quite a scare this week.
It 's given me quite a scare.
