Sentence examples for to stampede through from inspiring English sources

To Pokémon Go, of course, the release of which prompted many millions to stampede through cities seeking to ambush and brutally imprison helpless, innocent virtual creatures who, after being forced to savagely fight one another in vicious Thunderdome-like arenas, are ultimately transferred to a mysterious "professor" who will doubtless perform unspeakable experiments on them.

During the last week of October, holders of emerging-market bonds tried to stampede out of their positions through the proverbial keyhole.

By phasing out its scheme of suppressing interest rates through bond purchases, the theory runs, it prompted capital to stampede from emerging markets into the rich world in expectation of rising yields.

So, how to get neophytes to stampede downtown lofts?

Outside investors are not expected to stampede for these stocks.

"People tend to stampede in one direction or the other.

The creatures holed up in a nearby backyard where officers, afraid the animals could spook, stampede through the city, and hurt bystanders, decided to put them down.

"I don't think a lot of people will stampede through the place," Ms. Wark said.

But forgive me for basking in the irony of supermarket ads telling us the true values of Christmas, before letting us stampede through their isles and crush people for the sake of a bargain.

It's a game that's meant to test players' passion, strength, faith, and devotion, and it gets pretty violent as the gangs of burly men stampede through the village fences, saplings, and the occasional bone often end up broken in the melee.

Then I tried to flag down one of the 50 million salesclerks stampeding through the shoe department as though they were all late for a Bruce Springsteen concert in another state.