Sentence examples for another stampede from inspiring English sources
Another stampede at Mina in 2004 left 244 pilgrims dead and hundreds injured.
It was dubbed Africa's worst ever incident of soccer violence, though another stampede in South Africa in 2010 involved thousands of fans, and injured 15.
Next up was Beenie Man, whose set was interrupted by yet another stampede, although this one didn't have the same deflating effect.
Early cables stating that Mr. Asquith had announced that practically all the coalowners had agreed to accept the Government's proposition had a stimulating effect here and caused another stampede of the shorts to cover.
An old woman in a wheelchair being pushed down Greenwich Street, visible one moment and lost the next as another stampede began and the second wave of stinging dust swooshed through.
He wrote in the Daily Mail: "I cheered the introduction of the national living wage, but when take-home pay in Britain is already more than five times higher than in the poorest EU countries, such a jump in wages will surely lead to another stampede to our borders.
Or that every summer there's another turtle stampede, sometimes creating two-hour delays.
But ask a federal regulator about the Eksportfinans event and you'll hear that the financial system dodged a bullet that could have started another ruinous stampede.
He followed this with the screenplay for another western, Stampede (1949), and then concentrated on screenplays for the actor-turned-director Richard Quine, including All Ashore (1953) and the racing drama Drive a Crooked Road (1954), which starred Mickey Rooney.
To prevent another electronic stampede, the triathlon's organizers have decided to hold a lottery for the 2011 race, which this year will be held July 18 and include a 1,500-meter 1,500-meterswim in the Hudson River, a 40.9-mileter (24.8-mile) bike ride along the Henry HudswimParkway and a 10-kinomethe (6.2-mile) run in Central Park.
Before lunch, Cheung had been meeting with yet another in a stampede of bankers.
