Sentence examples for a great panic from inspiring English sources

I felt a great panic come over me and was really upset.

A great panic in one class of articles would in a sensitive stale of the commercial world have produced a semi-panic in other articles.

The photographs are composed in a rushed, gritty, and chaotic manner, as if the person taking them were in a great panic.

So thoroughly was Stalin identified with every Soviet's worst fears and greatest hopes, that the announcement of his death set off a great panic.

It has survived the Civil War, two world wars, two dozen recessions, a great panic, the Great Depression and the arrival of health technologies from sterilization to cloning.

"There actually wasn't really any great panic on the plane.

Last week, I had the chance to speak to a Netivot resident about the situation, following a rocket attack on the city that occurred Tuesday night, October 9. Sitting at her computer in her office where she works as an accountant, Elisheva Ratzon explains that she still experiences great panic every time a rocket strikes her city.

As many more areas around the globe fall to infection, a period known as the "Great Panic" begins.

There is still room for a truly comprehensive history of the great panic that overtook the Bush administration, much of the American media and some of the American people in the months and years after 9/11.

The Spanish frustrated by this failure began a barrage of the town causing great panic and terror among the civilian population.

Mary Barnish, a senior probation officer at the Inner London Probation Service Women's Centre, dismissed the notion, saying: "One woman does something somewhere and immediately there's a great moral panic.