Sentence examples for panicky voice from inspiring English sources

3) Imagine the most panicky voice in the world.

"The first time I tried the old M.R.I., as soon as we started, I began yelling in a panicky voice, 'Get me off the table!' " Ms. Whitton said.

A panicky voice came from a Free Army commander's radio: "The plane is coming.

Like Nicolas Cage in that film, he begins with a panicky, whispery voice-over about what the point of it all is, worrying away at his own discontents, which float meaninglessly out into the colossal placidity of the universe.

But if Romney wins Ohio and performs ahead of expectations in Georgia, Tennessee and Oklahoma, he might yet finish this week having calmed the panicky establishment voices.

The discussions are heated, sometimes panicky, but always the voices of decent, rational Americans - very different from, say, the bizarre hotline scenes that close Kubrick's Dr Strangelove.

Naked beneath the sheets in his hotel room, the attack a collage of sound – panicky sirens, fissuring broadcasters' voices, rescue helicopters pureeing the air, the muffle and crush of implosion – from his hotel clock radio.

That's when I get panicky – when I work with a wrong person and can't voice my own opinion".

Nathaniel's voice veers into the dystopian, and Paul's is paranoid and panicky.

I'd answered Allan's call only because it meant that I would have to talk, and hearing my voice shaping correct sentences dictated by my brain reassured me whenever I felt panicky.

The panicky record company attempted to drum up interest with the reassuring slogan: "Once You Get Used To It, His Voice Really Is Something".