Sentence examples for fire panic from inspiring English sources

In disasters not involving fire, panic is rarely the cause of fatalities, and even when fire is involved, such as in the 1977 Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, in Southgate, Kentucky, research has shown that people continue to help one another, even at the cost of their own lives.

By this time the four of us were all crying out of fear of the fire, panic in the face of the supernatural, smoke filling the air, or some combination of the four.

So when a few of your guys come under fire, they panic and start shooting up the place.

Assuming these people are not physicians themselves (and should know better), who are these medical professionals feeding fuel to a fire of panic by prescribing antibiotics and offering false security?

"Lance Corporal F did not fire in panic or fear... we are sure that he instead fired either in the belief that no-one at the rubble barricade was posing a threat of causing death and serious injury, or not caring whether or not anyone there was posing a threat," the report said.

It is thought the fire caused panic and frightened passengers unsettled the vessel, causing it to overturn.

"There was a big ball of fire and panic everywhere and then we learned that Chatah was the target," he said.

"There was a big ball of fire and panic everywhere and then we learned that Chatah was the target," said another witness, Adel-Raouf Kneio. Adel-Raouf Kneio

By exposing myself to these thoughts, and sitting through the fire of panic until it subsided, I learned to manage my Pure O.  .

"The post caught fire, we panicked, and we were looking for a way out.

Clayton Kershaw has already publicly fired the panic button and Mattingly was smart enough to quickly back his plea for playing with urgency.