Sentence examples for huge panic from inspiring English sources
Immediately, there was a huge panic about what we could possibly salvage out of there.
"There's a huge panic; we're here to say there's nothing," Mr. Kristesiash said early Monday, before Georgian forces retreated from Gori.
She had been due to fly out to the ski resort Klosters in Switzerland for her birthday when she claims she suffered a huge panic attack and struggled to regain control of her behaviour.
"If these strict measures had not been taken, and if there had been a sudden outbreak of the disease, there would have been a huge panic among the Chinese population," Mr. Feng said.
Twelve months out from London's Games, the capital was on fire amid widespread looting and with 100 days on the clock from Wednesday there was still a huge panic over security provision to come.
Most of us imagine that for a first film, and this was certainly true for me on my first, Truly Madly Deeply, that if I ever had to deal with more than two people in a room, I got in a huge panic.
When South Park first hit TV there was a huge moral panic around the show - 17 years later, how has the American public's conservatism changed?
In the mid-1990s, for example, there was a huge moral panic about online pornography, which led to the 1996 Communications Decency Act in the US, a statute that was eventually deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
It prompted a huge moral panic, partly because it was the first four-figure transfer deal and partly because, in those days, spending your way out of trouble was just not cricket.
Another option would be to set loose half a dozen two-man sniper teams in some metropolitan area — you only have to recall the havoc caused by the Washington sniper in 2002 to imagine how huge a panic a slightly larger version of that form of terrorism would cause.
Steven Rose, of the Open University, said: "What worries me is not the extent, if at all, to which our genetic, epigenetic or neural constitution and development affect our sexual preferences, but the huge moral panic and religious and political agenda which surrounds the question".
