Sentence examples for but stampede from inspiring English sources

But Stampede 66 also focuses on stylish ambience.

Consumers are all but stampeding to Starbucks outlets here, where a tall caffe latte sells for 320 yen, a bargain compared with prices at the dying kissaten, traditional Japanese coffee shops infamous for selling thimble-size cups of coffee for more than twice that amount.

But the stampede of Western firms into those markets will not be repeated.

That may yet happen, but the stampede seems to have slowed, at least temporarily.

Their argument is that the bill won't hurt people much, but will stampede Hispanic voters from the Republicans to the Democrats.

He left the game trailing by 1-0, buthehe Stampede tied it in the bottom of the sixth with a home run.

And where, incidentally, are those millions of non-voters who, the Corbynites insisted, were turned off by New Labour and Milibandian austerity-lite but would stampede to the polling stations when Jeremy was there to inspire them?

It's as if someone calls "Fire!" in a crowded theater, and there really is a fire — but the stampede kills people who would have survived an orderly evacuation.

The ground-rumbling they will hear won't be earthquakes, but the stampede of lawyers running to the area to join in the plethora of lawsuits.... "The real losers here are the citizens of Denton who.... now face a future of nothing on their land but tumbleweeds and crickets".

But studying stampedes is difficult.

But the sharing stampede is nevertheless gathering pace.