Sentence examples for the big panic from inspiring English sources

Similar material was handled better in The Cobra Event, where it was given the big panic treatment.

If they'd been making movies at the time of the Big Panic of 1873 (which devastated the western economy until 1880), they'd have made them about that as well.

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"Japanese media were running stories as if big companies were going bankrupt and Japan is going into a big panic," the 80-year-old minister told reporters.

Oh, just in case the wife or kids walk in, ITVN has helpfully placed a big "panic" button on the remote, which instantly kills the picture.

I'm not in a big panic any more because of the support we've got and the amount of publicity that its attracted.

Popular daily national papers including the Nation, Standard and East African carried almost daily articles on the debate with headings such as 'Sincerity Lacking in VCTs', 'The Big Issue: Panic over HIV testing'; 'Fix it now, VCT debate getting out of control' and 'Government defends VCTs'.

"That set off a big panic on how to compete".

It is not a big deal, it is not a big panic for us, but it is a heads up that we need to get better.

Rupert Murdoch visited once, there had been a big panic over an Asian man who had posed as a cleaner.

Those words were spoken in 2007, and a year later the world found itself in the middle of the biggest financial panic since the 1930s.