Sentence examples for big stampede from inspiring English sources

A pan holding a big hunk of mixed gold elements rescued from the S.S. Central America, a ship sunk by a hurricane in 1857 en route to New York from San Francisco, gives graphic evidence of what prompted the big stampede to California in the 1840's.

This has created a huge electronic herd of traders, but when a herd this big stampedes, small and large countries that have opened their economies up to it can be crushed -- far beyond what they deserve.

No surprise, then, that so many big beasts stampede in his direction.

Not all local content has been axed – each of the nine Capital stations around the country retains its own breakfast and drivetime shows, for instance – but the big radio groups' stampede to nationwide brands, in a bid to boost listener awareness and ad revenue, has left many local radio DJs trampled and blinking in the dust.

Yes, big herds can stampede too, north or south.

Companies owned by large investors aiming for big returns are stampeding into this gap now that the Affordable Care Act ensures that more Americans have health insurance that pays for addiction treatment.

In no time flat you'll be run over by a stampede of big red love hearts.

They are sticking to their guns and in most cases even increasing their portfolio allocations to the small stocks and international issues that have been left behind during the last five years' stampede of big American stocks.

The Anschutz maneuver is part of a small stampede among big equity players.

A hefty share sale from its biggest backer caused a stampede for the exit at challenger bank Shawbrook, which fell 26p to 335p.

It was Mrs. Astor who initiated what turned into the Gilded Age stampede toward bigger and more impressive real estate when she deemed Newport the place to summer.