Sentence examples for become panicked from inspiring English sources

Juan Rosell, the president of the C.E.O.E., said earlier this week that the government's plan would do little to encourage company bosses who have become "panicked" about hiring more people because of inflexible terms of employment.

"I think it is often used as an excuse for police officers who become panicked and go to lethal force rather than wait for the Taser," he said.

This week Lin uploaded a video in which he conducted a Skype call with his girlfriend, supposedly on their anniversary, and had a bikini-clad woman move in and out of shot, causing his girlfriend to become panicked and tearful.

If your friend starts to become panicked, going outside may help calm them down.

If they become panicked, offer to hold their hands and tell them that it's okay in a comforting tone.

Once in a blue moon, even the most Zen among us become panic-stricken during this economic climate.

I've never had that before, it used to become panic directly.

A long-term follow-up study of patients who had become panic-free with exposure therapy found that 93% remained in remission after two years and 62% after 10 years [ 194].

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.