Sentence examples for and panic in the from inspiring English sources
Eye witnesses told of scenes of carnage and panic in the Underground tunnels.
Then came the gunshots in quick succession, and panic in the audience.
The New York City Department of Health proclaimed victory over both disease and panic in the wake of the 1947 smallpox outbreak.
Her followers take pride in the way she has aroused fear, hatred and panic in the minds of the liberal elite.
The Scottish Chamber Chorus, meanwhile, sounded beautiful if occasionally uninvolved, with the rage and panic in the second act finale not registering quite as forcefully as it could.
It was a moment of fright and panic in the city; a panic, as it would turn out later, that left a number of people hurt.
In that book, "True Compass," Mr. Kennedy said he was dazed, afraid and panicked in the minutes and hours after he drove off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island with Ms. Kopechne as his passenger.
… Setting aside the implicit — albeit restrained — gloating of the last paragraph, rubbing the noses of people who strike one as defensive and panicked in the ordure of those impressions is no way to calm, or even approach them.
The Panic of 1873, which occurred when the New York City branch of the Philadelphia bank Jay Cooke and Company failed, and another panic in the 1890s hampered Philadelphia's economic growth.
The blast shattered glass of nearby buildings and created panic in the neighborhood.
Yet, food stocks, if managed correctly, can provide a cushion (pdf) and avoid panic in the market.
