Sentence examples for sparked terror from inspiring English sources

The orders then sparked terror in the ranks.

A shooting spree, lasting minutes and spanning several blocks, had sparked terror in the busy area.

The prospect of savings being so savagely docked sparked terror among the island's resident British community.

Once there, the Macedonians twice tried to stop people entering, blocking the way with a line of policemen and troops, sparking terror and pandemonium.

During the hearing, CCTV was shown of the first moments of panic as gunfire and explosions echoed through the museum's white stone corridors, sparking terror and confusion among dozens of tourists.

As the boat sailed, leading the way for a large cargo ship which was followed by another three, the ice lay silent aside from some strange whistling sounds which were very faint and did not spark terror in my soul.

Orson Welles famously sparked panic in America when he narrated a radio adaptation of H G Wells's The War of the Worlds, a news report of an alien invasion, so convincingly that the public began packing their bags in terror.

Also this year, my friend Laolu Opebiyi was kicked off a flight at Luton airport when a Christian prayer message on his phone sparked a terror alert.

My arms were covered in goosebumps sparked by terror as the shooter's camera crept up to the trio filming the fluffy feature piece for WDBJ morning show.

Police have used live bullets in a major terror drill at a university in Kenya, sparking panic across the campus and reportedly leaving some students injured in the rush to escape.

"Print and Shoot" blared Monday's front-page headline over the subheading, "Gun from 3-D copier sparks terror fears".