Sentence examples for bit panic from inspiring English sources
"It was a bit panic stations, but I thought if I keep the strike and not give Adil Rashid too many balls to Shrecky, so I did pick it up a bit, especially as the boys wanted to declare.
The Japanese look a bit panicked now.
"Oh, you must not say that," he said, looking just a little bit panicked.
Startled, a bit panicked, she fumbles her words, showing you don't need a ghoul clawing you — as one appears to grasp at Michael — to be truly haunted.
Carlsen, who had turned twenty just two weeks earlier, often gives off a vibe of someone who is too cool to do his homework, but now he looked a bit panicked.
Clijsters still looks shocked at the way Li is being able to out-hit her and seems a bit panicked, unlike Li who crafts a beautiful point to get to 30-all on Clijsters's serve.
A senior editor has described the conflict between Chicago and the Times editors as "a wrestling match," attributing it in large part to the fact that executives in Chicago were "a little bit panicked" at the company's relatively low stock price and at weaker circulation and advertising numbers.
Obviously, a tattoo or incriminating birthmark will blow all that anonymity to shreds if shown to the right person, so it's understandable if the idea is a bit panic-inducing.
So, it's extremely hot; it's very scary and it's a little bit panicked around here at the moment," she said.
He was a bit panicked about it but laughing, laughing the whole time.
