Sentence examples for stampede itself from inspiring English sources

Dozens are held throughout the city each day, hosted by community groups, corporations, churches, politicians and the Stampede itself.

A-List stars always make an appearance the night before the Derby at the Barnstable Brown gala Kate Upton, Aaron Rodgers and Tony Romo, among others, attended last night but the true celebrity stampede is on Derby Day itself.

itself — it's been quite a stampede.

The peril today lies more in the panicky stampede an attack may precipitate than in the chemistry itself.

Now, however, the company is positioning itself to become vitally important to the stampede of companies searching to make the jumble of genetic code listed by Celera Genomics cra and the Human Genome Project into drugs and, eventually, money.

We all know what happens next; the masses stampede, the smart money swoops in, and history repeats itself once again.

Faust will see the abandonment of a cherished Young Vic tradition: the budget airline-style nightly stampede for the best seats, in a theatre which has prided itself on banning seat reservations.

Focused on raising money, bedevilled by disputes over logistical precedence and haunted by fears that the country is too weak to help itself, the Haiti operation shows signs of becoming an aid stampede.

Instead of a stampede of customers to fill up these fiber optic highways, the industry found itself with too many vacant lanes -- way too many.

The Calgary Humane Society has found itself at odds with other organizations by choosing to work with the Stampede to ensure that stress on the animals is kept to a minimum.

A Room-Service Stampede With more than 30 heads of state on the premises, the Waldorf-Astoria finds itself this week having to provide literally world-class service in ways it has never done before.