"Initially, in the first 15 to 20 minutes, there might have been a bit of panic," Chief Sheldon Schmitt of the Sitka Police Department said.
Arbroath triggered a moment of panic in the Celtic defence within four minutes of the restart, as Stuart Malcolm narrowly failed to connect properly with a Sheerin free-kick.
I'd like to say I was cool and collected, but I had a good minute or two of panic.
It is mechanistic and rhythmical-industrial, not grunge at all, eight minutes of pure panic.
In Miguel Ángel Rojas's 59-minute video Outline of Panic (2003), also in the show, the artist's latex-gloved hand forensically traces blood stains he found on a city pavement.
The Nuggets washed away most of an 18-point deficit with a 13-0 run through the middle of the fourth quarter, then pulled within 2 points in the final minute, sending a sense of panic through the 19,596 fans at Oracle Arena.
Too much of the book is devoted to the Machiavellian plots of the Ruler's ministers, who spend every minute of their lives panicking and planning one another's downfall.
If you listen (a few minutes in) the sense of panic is palpable as the price collapses and the spread between the buy quote and sell quote expands dramatically.
Had Livni's last-minute move sent a message of panic to the nation, as Likud operatives spun it?
Tremors lasting as long as a minute caused panic, with reports of people rushing out of their offices and homes in Karachi, the country's largest city, which is several hundred miles from the epicenter, as well as in other parts of Sindh and Baluchistan provinces.
