Sentence examples for panic into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "panic into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers. Example: "She seemed to panic into making a hasty decision."
Lane turns Williams's wilderness of panic into a topiary garden — something off-kilter but captivating in its tidy way.
That represented an annualised average return of 14.5%.Related items Buttonwood: Turning panic into opportunityJul 17th 2008Sir John knew what he liked.
Davis packs a lifetime of negative experience — of humiliation, frustration, and panic — into every day, into every scene, and he can't quite capture that in his music.
Price £50,995 MPG 45.6 Top speed 155mph Parking: a word that strikes panic into some and an excuse for misjudged misogyny into others.
From the students' point of view, this is easier said than done, but there are at least ways of turning panic into something more productive.
It's the secteur de pavé that strikes fear and panic into the peloton's heart, where three-time winner Johan Museeuw crashed and smashed his knee cap in 1998.
Mr. Johnson said Campbell would not be panicked into action.
"I was panicked into selling against my better judgement.
But SOS insists locals must not be panicked into accepting St Mowden's plans.
Ms Yingluck's government has neither been rattled into violent repression, nor panicked into calling an election.
Firms are not panicked into laying off workers they might otherwise have to hire back again at great cost.
