Sentence examples for panic of a from inspiring English sources
Don't expect the panic of a classic bust.
Only a company founder can understand the panic of a start-up, he says.
In the panic of a looming deadline, the temptation is understandable.
The Web site has the graphic look and mock panic of a B horror film.
But the trauma of seeing his family home abandoned amid the panic of a nuclear meltdown was compounded when he noticed a broken bathroom window.
Even bankers on trading floors separated by glass walls can pick up the panic of a person across the room working in a separate market just by seeing their nonverbals.
As Lily, the rookie, Anna Belknap wordlessly conveys the sudden, suppressed panic of an inexperienced agent going undercover for the first time.
The mock kidnapping that he settled on instead provided a kind of Orientalist fantasy a fetishistic cliché borrowed from white-slavery panics of a century before.
Following the panic of 1907, a committee headed by Senator Nelson W. Aldrich was appointed to study the banking and currency question.
The problems in the valley were made worse by the Panic of 1893, a severe worldwide depression.
In a few silly minutes, the N.F.L. had more glitches than the world had during the Y2K Chicken Little panic of a week ago.
