Sentence examples for panicking from inspiring English sources

It supports them in exam stress and [instead of panicking] it allows them to put space between themselves and a difficult question".

"The next minute, the fire alarm went off and everyone started panicking.

But, with the change of rights holder, a mysterious sudden surge in rural interest ahead of the first BBC-broadcast final since 2009 resulted in the landlords of The Bull, the radio soap's pub, panicking that they couldn't afford a big-screen TV to satisfy demand for Arsenal v Aston Villa, and friends stepping in to help them out.

The party is panicking that it will lose a slew of seats to the Nationalists next May.

If he doesn't, the Republican establishment will start panicking.

The Ukrainian complains: "There are two reasons we are panicking here in Ukraine.

By now Salvadoran defenders, forsaken as their team-mates were continually stranded upfield, were seriously panicking.

Alan is panicking about the fact he's mistakenly brought his young daughter's tennis cap and it won't fit on his head… There's talk that the temperature will hit 34C.

I was panicking, I had just enough air, but the only way to survive was to convince the brain to be satisfied with the tiny bit of air it got.

Any parent whose child is panicking about exams will know how easily they themselves can feel sick with nerves.

How else can you explain the way all three mainstream parties, panicking as Farage's Ukip insurgency picks up a few points in the polls, are falling over themselves to show they support his tough stance on immigration?