Sentence examples for make panic from inspiring English sources

MICHAEL ATHERTON is not about to resign the captaincy and the selectors will not make panic changes.

He wasn't shooting like crazy or to make panic, he was shooting to kill people, with single bullets".

General Manager Jim Duquette does not want to make panic moves, but it is obvious what addition would help the most.

Simon Jenkins's distaste for scientists leads him to declare that they deliberately overstate risks, and make panic predictions (Swine flu was as elusive as WMD. The real threat is mad scientist syndrome, 15 January).

He recalled being terrified, and the response he chose was one that can actually make panic disorder worse: He started to avoid the situations where he had attacks.

The city's commissioner, Kristen Rosen Gonzalez, took the first step on Wednesday to pass a city ordinance that would make panic buttons mandatory for hotels.

Higher capital ratios are meant to make panics less likely.

Because there was a half-century, from the '30s to the '80s, when they just didn't seem to make panics the way they used to.

In fact, they are often not even notified after an execution, left to make panicked inquiries when an execution is reported in the news media.

Fincher then made Panic Room (2002), the tale of a mother (Jodie Foster) and daughter (Kristen Stewart) who fight off a harrowing home invasion.

Of these 45% provided staff with personal alarms and 41% made panic buttons available to staff.