Sentence examples for panic machine from inspiring English sources

"Twitter is a panic machine," opined Ben Smith, the editor of the Web site Buzzfeed on Tuesday afternoon.

Sanchez, who has now committed nine turnovers in four games, has gone from boy wonder to overmatched panic machine.

ThinkGeek, the online electronic novelty retailer, remedies that problem with the Mega Stomp Panic sound effects machine.

A broker friend of mine who specializes in trading Internet stocks called me the other day and left a two-word message on my answering machine: "Panic buying".

Argentines responded in a panic, rushing to cash machines before the machines ran out of money.

A broken seed will not grow, and a broken core computer routine ("kernel panic") will cause the machine to be inoperative.

Run a BSoD on a Mac, or Kernel Panic on a Windows machine.

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