Sentence examples for the panic of a from inspiring English sources

Don't expect the panic of a classic bust.

Only a company founder can understand the panic of a start-up, he says.

In the panic of a looming deadline, the temptation is understandable.

But the trauma of seeing his family home abandoned amid the panic of a nuclear meltdown was compounded when he noticed a broken bathroom window.

After the towers of the World Trade Center disintegrated and the Pentagon was set aflame, the administration of George W Bush systematically exploited the panic of a horrified country to dramatically expand its own powers.

Her voice carried the panic of a swimmer recognizing the undertow too late.

The presence of decapitated puppy skeletons, a raven's claw and other offerings of pagan ritual seemed to reflect the panic of an officially Christian people in the face of unsettling disease and death.

Spotting a cluster of young men deep in the thicket, Rob practically quivered with the panic of an adolescent male whose father was once again about to prove himself — and his son by association — clueless, dorky, lame.

Exactly 100 years ago the undisputed patriarch of the modern industry, J. Pierpont Morgan, stemmed the Panic of 1907, a financial crisis caused by unregulated trusts (the hedge funds of their day).

"Jimmy had it all," Bill Bamber, a former Bear senior managing director, writes in "Bear Trap: The Fall of Bear Stearns and the Panic of 2008" (a book co-written by Andrew Spencer).

The problems in the valley were made worse by the Panic of 1893, a severe worldwide depression.