Sentence examples for panic engulfed from inspiring English sources

Panic engulfed Hicks, even as he realized — by smell — that the gurgling sound he heard was fuel flowing out of the ruptured tanks in the wings.

As panic engulfs the country, civil society dissolves.

And this week, an auction of German government Bunds flopped.The panic engulfing Europe's banks is no less alarming.

The panic engulfing Maryland's state-chartered savings and loan associations is the unhappy aftermath of an earlier crisis in Ohio, an event that drew worldwide publicity and put depositors on edge.

There is no way to know whether this week's jitters will be put aside as more good economic news is released, or whether Europe's woes will create a repeat of the growing panic that engulfed American markets not that long ago.

The relatively early discovery of a possible local source of the disease found in cattle at a farm at Guildford, in Surrey, increased hopes that the British authorities would be able to get the situation under control and avert the panic that engulfed the agriculture industry during an outbreak in 2001.

Despite the panic that has engulfed the city of 9 million people for days, though, many believe its defenses just might hold.

Nothing I tried would shift the unholy mix of gloom and panic that had engulfed me a few weeks before my 28th birthday.

Just last year, financial officials were still scrambling to prevent a panic that had engulfed many emerging markets from setting off a global recession.

The Yes campaign claims that Osborne's pledges and threats represent more empty promises from a government "engulfed in panic".

She still remembers feeling engulfed by panic one day when she accidentally described her lover as a "she," not a "he".