Sentence examples for bit panicky about from inspiring English sources

"Everybody's a bit panicky about being in the paper," The Independent was told when requesting interviews.

I was getting a bit panicky about being on my own and was prepared to compromise.

"I'm 44 so at first the doctors were a bit panicky about my age but then they realised I was quite fit from all the cycling I do.

"While a lot of people seemed to be a bit panicky about not getting a place, I was confident in the system – and with so many good schools near us, and all our neighbours at our most local school, I thought we didn't have anything to worry about," wrote Douglas.

But if the Army thinks that deterrence by denial is a no-go, and there's a possibility that deterrence by punishment won't work, then the Army would be absolutely right to be more than a bit panicky about their ability to meet potential demands.

I was a bit panicky, as I'd heard about Balmain last year".

The Martians made frantic squeaky noises, their unpaired eyes wheeling about in the green muck, and whooshed him again, and the Senator's bodyguards, by now a bit panicky, shot futilely back.

I was getting a bit panicky there myself for a while.

"I told her to stay calm, we were both a bit panicky," said Ryan.

All those graphs and charts are, basically, a representation of our collective financial neurocircuitry getting a bit panicky.

"I got a bit panicky because I was already in my 40s and I thought I'm going to age myself out of being able to play her".