Sentence examples for rush of panic from inspiring English sources

She felt a familiar rush of panic.

The rush of panic is halted, now and then, by moments of disbelief.

Grief counselors have been telling survivors to talk about their experiences, but Dee Howard and Inez Graham say each retelling brings on an unbearable rush of panic.

There are witnesses prepared to swear that police needlessly tear-gassed fans, causing the rush of panic, the stampede, a collapsed wall, and mass horror.

Julian felt a slight rush of panic as Obie opened his shirt wide to reveal a tattoo of a tailless dragon over his liver and one of a disarmed battleship across his hairless chest.

His announcement of a new annual budget last week that failed to incorporate austerity measures touched off a crash of the Indonesian currency and stock market, as well a rush of panic buying by consumers.

There was no rush of panicking foreigners to the airport to leave, and the streets of Kuta and Jimbaran were teeming with both local residents going about their daily activities and foreigners exploring.

Then, as he pushed harder, I felt that rush of pain, and panicked.

"People rush to panic about these things," she says.

And if the blokey backslapping remained in place, too (hello, Liam Gallagher and Roger Daltrey), it managed to come off as a charming slice of nostalgia – or, at least, it did to this viewer, who surely wasn't alone in enjoying a revival rush of the carefree panic that was puberty.

Mr Reynolds talks about the "panic rush" of the break at this tempo, the "state of emergency" it created among clubbers.Mr Skinner draws attention to the way deft producers would emulate drummers' tricks in their manipulation of the break, creating "ghost notes"—rhythmic shuffles of sound that help the beat swing.