Sentence examples similar to animals seized by panic from inspiring English sources
Animals seized by the courts began to be retaken by their owners, and legal officials were assaulted.
She was seized by panic attacks.
Bicycling to the hospital, Marsh is oppressed by dread — "almost a feeling of doom" — and, before surgery, he is often seized by panic, which is swept away, at the last moment, by "fierce and happy concentration".
For a time Everton were seized by panic and for about four minutes they were down to nine men when Kevin Mirallas disappeared to the dressing room, probably to go to the loo.
A city braced for war has been seized by panic and paranoia, not only among citizens frightened of American bombs and the regime's violence, but among the Taliban leadership, too, according to witnesses.
She ran down the hall, seized by panic.
They were seized by panic and some even demanded the closing of all schools to halt the spread of subversive doctrines.
His stepmother was seized by a panic attack and appeared to be hyperventilating.
The cocksure Clough of legend (and TV self-presentation) shapes our sense of this character's precarious grip on his fate, seized by the panic (or occasionally euphoria) of the moment.
In contrast, only 22% of the vaccinated animals seized.
But the governors of America's Federal Reserve seem to have been seized by a sudden panic about inflation.
