Sentence examples for panicked effort from inspiring English sources
Terrified protesters caught in a cross-fire jumped or fell from an overpass in a panicked effort to escape.
In a panicked effort to cover up his deed, he incinerates her body, cutting off her head so that she will fit through the furnace door.
Del Toro loves the story, in part because Lovecraft combines terror — the panicked effort to escape the creatures — with metaphysical horror: "The book essentially says how scary it is to realize that we are a cosmic joke".
Del Toro loves the story, in part because Lovecraft combines terror the panicked effort to escape the creatures with metaphysical horror: "The book essentially says how scary it is to realize that we are a cosmic joke".
She seemed engrossed by a panicked effort at tidying, as if guests were arriving any second, as if their house were going to be inspected by the fucking U.N. Martin followed her around while they talked, because if he didn't she'd roam out of earshot and the conversation would expire.
Exaggerated fears of resource scarcity can lead to stifling price controls, panicked efforts to limit production or consumption, and public investment strategies predicated on high prices that turn out to be ephemeral.
In the days following the First Battle of Bull Run, panicked efforts by the Union were made to defend Washington from what was perceived as an imminent Confederate attack.
In the days that followed the Union defeat at Bull Run, panicked efforts were made to defend Washington from what was perceived as an imminent Confederate attack.
Wilpon, who usurped the general manager's usual role by taking control of the managerial hiring, appears to have panicked in his effort to find a manager to replace Valentine, whom he reluctantly fired.
Both withdrawals, made early Friday, appeared to be organized efforts to minimize the risk of bombardment, rather than panicked retreats.
