Sentence examples for huge stampede from inspiring English sources

They want to be able to borrow hard money and soft money and then after the election, between Nov. 5 and Jan . 1 there will be a huge stampede to raise all this corrupting soft money to pay off their loans.

24 May: 270 pilgrims are killed in a stampede during the stoning ritual at Mina, an incident authorities attribute to record numbers of pilgrims at the site. 2 July: A huge stampede occurs in a tunnel at Mina after a failure in its ventilation system kills 1,426 pilgrims, mainly from Asia. 10 July: A twin attack on the outside of the Grand Mosque kills one and wounds 16.

White says the deal pattern reflects "not a huge stampede," but rather "some large-scale purchases".

Unsurprisingly – given that the game involves gangs of huge, burly men stampeding through the village – fences, saplings and the occasional bone often end up crushed in the melee.

IMPALA STAMPEDE, the huge statue outside the Johannesburg offices of Anglo American that fell victim to the gangs, is back now, looking as good as new.

We've all seen the Animal Planet documentaries that feature huge herds of impala stampeded by a hungry lion or two.

Jon Favreau's ambitious mounting of Rudyard Kipling's children's adventure was a hit out of the gate, stampeding to a huge $103.6m opening in the US, and going to on to gross close to $1bn worldwide.

But clearly a move of this kind -- inspired by the huge numbers of users now stampeding onto the Web -- signals a serious change in the way we process the arts in our society.

The ATRA's particular target is Madison County in Illinois, where a spate of huge compensation awards has prompted a stampede by ambulance-chasing lawyers.

The lure of China's high growth and huge population has triggered an astonishing stampede, attracting some $18 billion in foreign direct investment in China's banks in one year.

"There were lots of news in Japan that bookshelves were falling over in bookstores," as he told Forbes, "and that people died after being stampeded by books after huge earthquakes".