Sentence examples for panic seized from inspiring English sources
A panic seized the multitude, which scattered in every direction.
Even so, several hundred people were on the lot when panic seized the crowd.
As news of Garibaldi's bellicose reveilles in Sicily reached Turin, the capital at the time, panic seized the Italian government.
Panic seized me; I slammed a five-dollar bill on the table and ran across the road to a bus.
Panic seized me, and I ran through the mist and the snow to the top of the hill, and stood there a moment dumbly, with straining eyes and ears.
Legend has it that the assembled public fled in panic, seized by the momentary belief that, in spite of the absence of either a railroad track or a soundtrack, an actual locomotive was bearing down on them.
You grow dizzy; a sense of panic seizes the table.
A moment of panic seizes Ms. Taylor as she enters the one-bedroom apartment -- there are three children instead of two.
It was the first of many more moments to come in my parenting years, in which panic seizes me at the tender vulnerability of letting my flesh and blood walk around in this wild world.
In the panic that seized me, I might have let go of him entirely.
Jack did, and after Leonard had exhausted his one-liners to no reply, in panic he seized on a fact.
