Sentence examples for christmas panic from inspiring English sources
It's annual Christmas Panic Day.
Rap and R&B stars can dance in the endless monetary rainfall of pre-Christmas panic.
It is a Saturday afternoon, as we stand on the brink of pre-Christmas panic, and London's tireless shopping mecca, the West End, is chokka with small people dragging larger ones in and out of toy emporia, driven on by a heady mixture of hunger, lust and greed.
By December they've developed a wonderful plump breast covered with a layer of fat that keeps it moist during cooking and reduces oven time - two hours is plenty, so there's none of that early Christmas morning panic to get the turkey under way.
Only perhaps, but these extraordinary items of misfiring (un generosity expose how Christmas can be a season of blind panic, peer pressure and terrible judgment.
Looking to the year ahead, it would be easy to sink into a post-Christmas stupor of tight clothes, dismal funding news and panic about how any of us are going to earn any money.
The Panic: that inevitable, immutable annual sensation that everything related to Christmas in the entire world is about to run out.
With up to £30 million stolen, the raid has created widespread embarrassment for the police and caused panic on the streets as shops gear up for the post-Christmas sales.
