Sentence examples for super panic from inspiring English sources

Thing One: Super-Rich Super Panic: Rich Americans likely have the most on the line as we near the fiscal cliff, the New York Times notes.

Super-Sized Panic.

Forget Black Friday, think Super Saturday – or even Panic Saturday.

Super Thursday, Black Friday, Panic Saturday, Cyber Monday: if you believe in the power of constructed celebrations of consumerism, almost every day of the week has been a major Christmas event this year.

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Everybody who lived through the 1970s has his or her own perfectly sound reasons for wanting to forget them: gas lines, stagflation, Cold War inspired panic attacks, Super Bowl halftime shows featuring Up with People.

With his victories on Super Tuesday, many are panicking that he might be the Republican candidate for President.

Romney's May fundraising win was, in political terms, a punch in the gut leaving Democrats who thought that their presidential candidate could close the super PAC gap in momentary panic.

And I just RSVP'd in a panic to some super-duper VIP thing while writing this, so trust me, I understand the allure of hobnobbing with the tech snobs and am not immune.

With this food-mood approach you may become free of anxiety, have no more panic attacks and feel super-confident.