Sentence examples for told of panic from inspiring English sources

They told of panic as the power went off and officers with flashlights and drawn guns ran toward the front, while riders ran back, fleeing the violence.

Lillard's little-boy grin, though ideal for selling real estate, tells of panic rather than cheekiness, and Brian's encounter with Matt is not a clash of rutting males but a semi-polite standoff between two fleshy, faltering souls, striving to live up to the brazenness of their shirts.

In one of the newly discovered letters, dated Sept. 12, 1793, Hamilton told of the "undue panic which is fast depopulating the city and suspending business, public and private".

People in the neighborhood at the time of the crackdown told tales of panic and helplessness.

Interviews with refugees who tell of Taliban panic and defections suggest that something of the kind may already be happening in Afghanistan.

Eye witnesses told of scenes of carnage and panic in the Underground tunnels.

She said that when she was told of the jury's verdict, her sister had a panic attack.

I've been told they're in a state of panic".

He told the court that after dumping the body he was "... in a state of panic".

Jump 4 [06:37] State of Panic.

Though other accounts paint the incident less dramatically, in this telling the sense of panic on the submarine grows to the point that when the Navy spots B-59 and drops depth charges to try to get it to surface, the submarine's commander, Valentin Savitsky, orders that the nuclear torpedo be fired.