be scared out of one's wits
be frightened out of one's wits

The poor girl must be scared out of her wits.

And every government should be scared out of its wits.

The fact is, I like to be scared out of my wits.

You look as if you'd been scared out of your wits.

You spend the other day being scared out of your wits.

They both fall for it and are scared out of their wits.

They're going to be scared out of their wits anyway.

The old lady who saw me first was scared out of her wits.

Now that they've seen it they're scared out of their wits.

And don't appreciate being scared out of my wits, young man.

I couldn't blame him a bit for having been scared out of his wits.

Kong Long is scared out of his wits and runs away.

Can't you see I'm scared out of my wits by all that's happening to me?

In the past, people have been scared out of their wits by comets.

It's dark, and the poor lady, is scared out of her wits.

You always manage to make me laugh- even when I'm scared out of my wits.

My poor dear, you've been scared out of your wits, haven't you?

That grown men should be scared out of their wits by such a thing was ridiculous.

Those who do are scared out of their wits!

You could see Gurder was scared out of his wits!

I was scared out of my wits, I can tell you!

The dogs had doubtless been scared out of their wits.

Lessing had said that he was scared out of his wits.

Poor kids were scared out of their wits: all teenagers, and naive as they come.

They'll be talking till dawn; they're scared out of their wits.

For a moment I was frightened out of my wits.

She had good reason to be frightened out of her wits.

But the truth is that I am frightened out of my wits.

If you come here, you'll be frightened out of your wits.

He supposed the poor lady had been frightened out of her wits.

I confess myself to be frightened out of my wits at having to face him.

I used to be frightened out of my wits with her, but now I'm not a bit, and we get on nicely.

I remember telling Norton that, for he was frightened out of his wits.

But the neighbors had evidently seen it as well, and been frightened out of their wits.

He was frightened out of his wits that night.

The poor little kid's frightened out of her wits.

No one expected this first speech; everyone was staggered, and many were frightened out of their wits.

Those poor boys were frightened out of their wits, not to mention the headmaster.

Obviously she had been frightened out of her wits, as well she might be.

The performance was convincing, he was frightened out of his wits.

The guards there were frightened out of their wits.

If you want to be frightened out of your wits for an evening then go see this film just don’t expect anything too profound.

It's no use, Matthias, the poor old fellow is frightened out of his wits.

Tilly, though, was frightened out of her wits and began to sob.

She has been frightened out of her wits.

Here, most consultees were frightened out of their wits, and forgot the experience entirely upon coming up.

Maura, tears running down her face, was frightened out of her wits.

The countryman, who was frightened out of his wits, begged him to draw near the fire and warm himself.

When he realized that he had let himself be frightened out of his wits, it was already too late to remedy the situation.

La Hire is frightened out of his wits.