Sentence examples for a panic from the from inspiring English sources

Selina Win Pe told the coronial inquest into the December 2014 standoff that around 2am Monis had rushed "in a panic" from the view of police snipers after discovering six more hostages had fled the cafe.

As he drove back to New York in a panic from the New Jersey meeting, he called Aleh Svirchou, an entrepreneur he met prior to leaving Belarus.

The battle was named for Major Isaiah Stillman and his detachment of 275 Illinois militia which fled in a panic from the smaller number of Sauk warriors.

But many of these pensions lack the financial assets to cover the benefits they have promised retired workers, leading to a panic from retirees who were counting on the funds.

During our engagement I once called my fiancé in a panic from Scully & Scully.

This causes a panic from which they profit.

Within a few months he had a machine patented, and a dramatic early success was a panic call from the Ministry of Works: the great blue carpets laid in the Abbey for the Coronation of Edward VII were dusty from the carpentry work.

Sasja Beslick from Nordea, which is one of Volkswagen's biggest investors, told the BBC: "I think this is just a panic reaction from the board of the company". But he added that there could be benefits from a quick appointment.

After a small panic from the lack of Instagram, the nature sets in.

He was not frightened because he was in a panic, divorced from the reasonability of fear.

If you thought that there is some chance that treasury yields will only rise slightly over the next few years, but also some risk of solvency problems and a panic flight from the dollar, what you might want to do is to take a long position in treasuries hedged with a long position in commodities.