Sentence examples for stricken with panic from inspiring English sources

Jo-Scama has lost so many people she loved to disease and accident recently that whenever she thinks about it, she is stricken with panic.

While Steve Powell's wonderful image suggests the Belgians were so stricken with panic at the sight of Maradona on the ball they assigned a squadron of players to hunt him down in formation, the truth is disappointingly prosaic.

Everyone else had discretely dispersed, but poor, inexperienced Theo was stricken with panic.

When she shuts herself in a room crying, she's stricken with panic, unable to do the one thing she is there to do.

For an instant, I am struck with panic.

Leve was struck with panic and crouched down in her seat to avoid being spotted.

(Thanks, friends!) Unfortunately, waking up Sunday morning with one of the worst hangovers of my life with bits and pieces of the evening flashing before my bloodshot eyes and others having seemingly disappeared into the ether of my subconscious, never to resurface, I was struck with panic.

94 As for the Corinthian admiral Adimantus, the Athenians say that at the very moment when the ships joined battle he was struck with terror and p93 panic, and hoisting his sails fled away; and when the Corinthians saw their admiral's ship fleeing they were off and away likewise.

When my daughter says, "I wish I had a baby sister," I am stricken with guilt and panic.

Mike described what happened next: "I was soon stricken with a claustrophobic panic attack.

Just prior to the release of The Joshua Tree, Bono was stricken with a sudden panic about the quality of the completed album.