Oh, my dear, I trembled at the prospect of his jollity.
Most are thrilled by the idea of export growth, but cower at the prospect of more imports.
There is thought to be concern in Washington at the prospect of a close ally downgrading its military capabilities.
The Conservatives' long-held lead over Labour in the polls has been narrowing, suggesting that people may be unhappy at the prospect of a lot of austerity.
I had never seen a hermit before, and I became very excited at the prospect of climbing the mountain and meeting him.
The government in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, may jib at the prospect of West Europeans or Americans providing or flying aircraft over Darfur, so it would be good if Russia or India were to help out.
He was thrilled at the prospect of seeing them again.
Would you be pleased at the prospect of its being on sale in dump bins?
Hamas hails them publicly too, while squirming at the prospect of young Western women in bikinis on their shores.
He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.
AS a nation, Australians tend to get more excited at the prospect of slugging a ball around a cricket pitch than playing in the big leagues of international finance.
I was excited at the prospect of going aBroad.
I experienced a twinge of embarrassment at the prospect of meeting the mayor of Hiroshima in my socks.
Though hobbled by strokes and blindness, he now grinned from ear to ear at the prospect of power.
She is so popular that some congressional candidates have expressed more excitement at the prospect of campaigning with her than with her husband。
They all trembled at the prospect of an enemy invasion.
But ge might bristle at the prospect of refrigerators and ovens carrying its logo after it exits the market.
Pop artists and their labels, meanwhile, shudder at the prospect of having their song seem quieter than the previous song on a fan's playlist.
I'm terrifed at the prospect of being alone in the house.
The older kids learn something about the difficulty of proving a negative. The younger ones grow giggly at the prospect of stepping in invisible unicorn poop.
I'm really excited at the prospect of working abroad.
The Fed would not be thrilled at the prospect of having to rely more on non-American Banks as dollar intermediaries in the foreign-exchange-swap market.
Privately, however, the White House will certainly not be delighted at the prospect of dealing with prickly President Putin again.
My spirits sank at the prospect of starting all over again.
He was terrified at the prospect of being sent back to Europe to fight in Italy or France.
She rejoiced at the prospect of the Paris trip.
And Democrats salivate at the prospect of fighting a man who, however amiable, does not believe in evolution and was still arguing in the early 1990s that people with AIDS should be isolated.
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