Sentence examples for became panicked from inspiring English sources

Alarms started to go off and everyone became panicked.

Six days after the bridge's opening, a stampede caused at least 12 people to die when thousands of pedestrians became panicked.

Juliana had promised her mother that she wouldn't tell other students her full name, so that word of her escape wouldn't reach El Salvador, and, as the boys grilled her, she became panicked.

Three months later, in November, Mr. Abdulmutallab's father, a former senior Nigerian government official and a prominent banker, became panicked about his son's turn to radicalism, according to an interview with a family cousin.

According to News.com.au, passengers became panicked and emergency procedures were activated.

At first, Chris said he would help but when he told Stephen he had changed his mind, Stephen became panicked.

And "thinking" became "panicking".

"From the happiness and wonder of being on a cruise, we passengers became panic stricken and fell over.

The April 19 New York Times reported: "The people became panic-stricken, and rushed into the streets, most of them in their night attire.

When I passed by the Howard Beach station, where I was supposed to get out and catch the monorail to J.F.K., I became panic-stricken before realizing I just had to get off at Broad Channel and head back.

People became panic and some of them were killed.