Sentence examples for stampede getting from inspiring English sources

This summer, a Calgary woman was, unsurprisingly, shamed by the internet after doing what everyone wants to be doing during the Calgary Stampede: Getting kind of drunk and banging two people in public.

So if you remain perplexed by the pre-Christmas sprout stampede, get your hands on some of this "new" (old) vegetable instead.

The stampede got even bigger in 1968.

Walmart received a $7,000 fine from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) in 2008 after a Long Island store's annual orchestrated stampede got too intense and one of its employees got killed.

Nine die in stampede to get into rap concert at City College.

There was a virtual stampede to get tickets, which were free, for the rare night-time opening.

Michonne possibly had the most difficult job of all, trying to herd the remaining Alexandria Redshirts back from the zombie stampede and get them back to town.

"By and large, if you went into a pub [before] and said: 'I want to talk about Europe,' you'd have been killed in the stampede to get out.

Those who think it is a trade regard the rush to buy homes as a one-off, a stampede to get into the American housing market while prices are low in order to take advantage of the cycle of house-price appreciation that is now well under way.

In a strongly worded letter to Uefa, seen by the Guardian, Dyke describes as "unacceptable" the lack of segregation that allowed Russian troublemakers to storm an adjacent section and attack England fans at the end of Saturday's game in Marseille, leading to a stampede to get away and some of the worst scenes ever witnessed at a European Championship.

Schwartz admits a beer lover would have to drink a case of Stampede to get 100% of the recommended daily allowance of all B vitamins.