Sentence examples for in a slight panic from inspiring English sources

While the arrival of El Niño-fueled Niño-fueled week may have put stormsngelenos in a slighthis weekothers have found solace in the new weather.

Mat Dean publishes Inside the Mani magazine and guidebooks to the southern Peloponnese In the week before the referendum, we had a slight panic buy on petrol and one of our local petrol stations ran out … for half a day.

A slight panic flashes across his face.

Our driver Robbie Kerr was one of the unlucky ones which did cause a slight panic until he eventually got his race gear and helmet back just in time to sign-on on Thursday, otherwise Great Britain may have been driverless!

Twitter went down for over an hour this evening, setting in a slight digital panic across the Internets.

It's a stony path from that first eureka moment to the time when a look at your bank account will finally not result in a slight feeling of panic anymore.

The Neilsons looked at each other in slight panic — then at me.

When I go on a trip or just out a-shooting with my camera, I often have a moment of slight panic, in which I try to decide whether I should take my nice big expensive lens with me and risk getting it damaged during the adventure, or take the cheap one for less impressive pictures but also a load off my mind.

But what gave the essay its peculiar frisson was the unusual spectacle of an avant gardist fighting a rearguard action, and a rather desperate one at that (you can sense the slight panic in that surprisingly cheap put-down, "Oprah literature").

The familiar, comforting sensation of my legs swinging back and forth trying to get some height on my swing did at one point give way to slight panic as the illusions Brendan had built in included a looming ceiling.

and slight panic -- I hope it's not too crowded!