Sentence examples for very panicky from inspiring English sources

I get very panicky and suddenly want everybody out, immediately.

I kept getting shoved back kind of hard, and started to feel very panicky and awkward.

"She was hit in the upper thigh, bleeding quite a bit, hysterical, and very panicky because she didn't know what happened," Johnson told the news outlet.

That says, Sullivan, as is his wont, is very panicky over the one Ohio poll that happens to show a tie.

If the laboring mother is very panicky, offer soothing music or to read to her.

I'm really panicky before.

From the information I saw, people were really panicky.

He was "very embarrassed, panicky and apologetic".

The statement added that he did not appear sexually aroused, and was "very embarrassed, panicky and apologetic".

"I'm feeling great; I'm ecstatic," said William H. Bailey, 63, the art framer who lost the portfolio on Thursday, the beginning of a very long and panicky weekend.

While the audience has to submit to being caressed, jostled and photographed, it's very clear that a panicky reaction could take a performer's eye out.