Sentence examples for everyone freaks from inspiring English sources
"Everyone was like, 'Shit!' Everyone freaks out; everyone's terrified.
Everyone freaks out when it is revealed that the mummy woman is three thousand years older than Dave Franco, even though if the genders were reversed they would think it was totally normal.
Such attacks aren't new, but mention the words "Internet" and "hacking" and everyone freaks out.
Another Day, Another iPhone Rumor Apple Says, "It's Showtime;" Everyone Freaks Out.
During cancer, everyone freaks out.
Everyone freaks out about this birthday.
HE SAID WHAT? "Once I bought a Smythson notebook for $109 and everyone freaked out".
"Everyone freaked out," said Natalie Dauphin, a co-op resident and member of the building's board.
And then, as soon as I would do one solid move or touch the ball in a way that conveyed that I knew how to play, everyone freaked out and totally embraced it," Oxenham said.
The inability of health and law enforcement officials to find the source of anthrax and identify the terrorists who spread it has "everyone freaked out," said an epidemiologist who is involved in the investigation and who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Naturally, everyone freaked out.
