No one ever had to apologize for making panicky middle-of-the-night phone calls, for seeking the comfort of conversation after a what-if nightmare.
Beat of My Drum – Nicola Roberts The crazy, panicky beats of Beat of My Drum are guaranteed to get my limbs twitching like some sort of jerky robot.
I awoke feeling refreshed and void of the panicky feeling of what the day might hold, or of what I was forgetting.
The panickiest of the lot, Mr. Roach said, are American consumers, who are retrenching after a decade-long binge fed by inflated housing prices, and creating ripple effects — maybe they are more like tsunamis — across the world.
"Wilson succeeds in imparting the panicky quality of the lives of so many of those commuters in gray flannel who battle daily" at work and at home, John McNulty wrote here.
U.S. stocks have far more liquidity, particularly the larger caps, and are also not as subject to the panicky reallocations of funds out of Russia and other emerging markets, where stocks have suffered sharp reversals.
From here, the film is entwined in double crosses, strokes of luck, and panicky exchanges of gunfire.
Opening with an ominous endorsement of the Book of Revelation, it explodes, with a terrifyingly out-of-character scream, into a panicky tour of America in 1970.
She said she immediately re-experienced the sense of fear, followed by a panicky round of phone calls, then rage at the difficulty of finding information on who had died — it was "impossible to find anything, anywhere".
