She startled him.

Tom was startled.

You startled us.

You startled us.

Tom startled Mary.

The noise startled him.

The noise startled Tom.

The noise startled Tom.

Horses are easily startled.

I was startled beyond speech.

Tom looked a bit startled.

Tom was startled by the noise.

The cawing of a crow startled me.

I was startled by how handsome he was.

He was so startled that he ran outside barefoot.

These animals were startled by the noise of the fireworks.

He has also been startled by the rise of domestic opposition.

The startled children told them that they should turn on their headlights.

I wake up startled, staring into the darkness with eyes wide open.

I suddenly saw myself reflected in a window pane and it startled me.

I am very sorry, he said to startled onlookers. I have come too late.

I attended the committee s launch and was startled that the Climate Commission barely mentioned climate change.

So that morning when the knocks startled me awake, I got up, scared to the bone.

To write about Mexico, she became so Mexican that the startled government of Mexico deported her.

As a journalist, she startled people, who were immediately suspicious about being singled out by a reporter.

Like sleepers awakened by a shock, people across the globe are startled to discover that they are still living in the nuclear age.

Only during the very first days in Moscow had the unproductive but inevitable expenditure, so strange to country folk, yet demanded on all sides, startled Levin.

Likewise, the leader of Britain s Conservatives, David Cameron, startled more old fashioned supporters of his party by saying that people released from prison need, above all, love.

In January, for example, Abbott informed a startled Davos conference that the global financial crisis was caused not by unregulated global markets, but rather by too much governance.

I was startled when an old wrinkled man with a full beard and kind eyes stopped me, and uncharacteristically for an Afghan man, tried to touch my arm.

For a moment the sound he emitted seemed to have startled Karenin, and he stopped but, after he had breathed twice, the whistling recommenced with fresh and calm regularity.

Though startled at first, he wasn't surprised by what he found hours and hours of conversations with his co workers from Metamorphosis Foundation and other stakeholders, government officials, and even his family members.

Busy with the secretary, Karenin quite forgot that it was Tuesday, the day fixed for Anna's return, and was surprised and unpleasantly startled when the footman came in to inform him of her arrival.

Besides, for this to have happened now is a nice coincidence. Because not an hour ago, while we were on our walk, my dog was startled by a backfire and jumped straight up like a horse bucking.

Likewise, the leader of Britain s Conservatives, David Cameron, startled more old fashioned supporters of his party by saying that people released from prison need, above all, love. When Prime Minister Tony Blair described the next election as a fistfight in which the flyweight Cameron would be carried out and the heavyweight Brown victorious after a short bout, he got much applause from his supporters in the House of Commons, but the remark went down badly with voters.