Sentence examples for stampede with from inspiring English sources
When someone false starts even race marshall Gebrselassie (who seems to be everywhere) can't stop the stampede with his megaphone.
Were that to have been conducted, the present stampede, with justifications for numbers of days of detention plucked out of the air, could not possibly be happening.
The Muslim world has rounded on Saudi Arabia in the wake of the Hajj pilgrimage stampede, with its regional rival Iran leading the criticism and blaming the disaster on the "incompetence" and "inexcusable negligence" of the kingdom's rulers.
Mr. Elelaimy needs to stand out in a race that resembles a cattle stampede, with 130 candidates running in his south Cairo district alone in the first round of parliamentary voting, scheduled to begin Monday.
The initiative has set off a stampede, with 1,000 companies rushing to recruit armies of tutors and grab chunks of what experts say could be a $2 billion-plus tutoring market.
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.
The bailout became law because the legislative branch was stampeded with the threats of certain doom.
Stampedes with fatal consequences happen at temples in the district and elsewhere in India, when large crowds often of hundreds of thousands gather in enclosed areas with no safety measures or crowd control.
Radko in 2013 would have been like stampeding with sharp elbows and credit card into Target yammering "Invictus" while shoving butter cookies into my mouth, none the wiser.
Make sure everyone has lots of ammo, e.g. Vulcans with some spare belts, Stampedes with extra clips, Mavericks with extra bullets, Raiders with extra drums, etc. Wear Combat Clothes that are easy to run in.
Find a gun that holds 10 or more darts like the Fire fury dart tag gun, Long shot with drum, Recon with drum,Alpha Trooper, or Stampede Practice with your gun of choice.
