Sentence examples for started to panic about from inspiring English sources

She started to panic about money.

"Pamela Stephenson started to panic about the evening.

The Fed has been offering its own resources to soften the credit squeeze that began when investors started to panic about subprime loans.

I started to panic about my deadline.

Add to that a few mistakes on the job and some passive aggressive superiors, and Mark started to panic about his future.

Now, I have a tendency to jump in and then later, look back, so after a few days, I started to panic about committing to talk about being assaulted in a big auditorium in front of strangers.

When they arrive at school, a teacher asks two boys who have just finished their sports practice to lend Harriet and Nat their sports kit! Dressed in the boys' horrible clothes on and smelling of sick, Nat starts to panic about seeing the modelling agency.

IS THE prime minister, Goran Persson, starting to panic about the euro referendum in which Swedes will vote in September?

With last winter being the coldest in 30 years and another cold snap upon us, it's no wonder people are starting to panic about their heating bills.

Luckily, just as Mr. Glover was starting to panic about having quit "30 Rock," he got a call to audition for "Community," a sitcom about a group of misfits at a community college.

At last, those most attached to the high taxes, unaffordable borrowing and unaccountable monoliths which placed such a burden on hard-pressed taxpayers were starting to panic about our work – a sure sign that we were making progress.