Sentence examples for a panic to take from inspiring English sources

"We were in a panic to take the children and run out of Zemalka to any nearby villages," said Um Hassan of her area in the east Ghouta district of the capital.

Pricing will be on July 6th long enough for enthusiasm, or panic, to take hold.Bulls make two arguments.

Keeping busy is an important aspect of keeping your thinking straight and not allowing fear and panic to take over.

I felt an uncontrollable panic start to take over.

Most people would attribute these feelings to stress, but she was convinced that her symptoms indicated a dire disease; one day, during a prolonged episode of abdominal pain, she thought she might be dying and, in a panic, asked a colleague to take her to a local hospital.

I had two choices: to panic or to take action.

Panic started to take hold and no matter what I did I could not shake it off.

All three create a sense of panic and a need to take evasive action.

She reportedly had a panic attack connected to a failure to take regular medication for an existing bipolar condition, and was restrained and sectioned under the Mental Health Act.

The woman, originally from Italy, was visiting the UK on a work trip when she she suffered a panic attack after failing to take medication for bipolar disorder.

One person close to the team said that advance ticket sales for the 2011 season were going so poorly that a sense of panic had begun to take hold in the team's front office.