Sentence examples for was a panicky from inspiring English sources

It was a panicky moment, bringing pills back through customs.

It was a panicky time for a group of people already known for being high-strung.

The cynical view may have been that this was a panicky party-political reaction to Labour's, probably exaggerated, appeal among young people because of its pledge to abolish fees.

Maybe it was a panicky, "train is leaving" effect where buyers rushed in.

In April Labour's Chris Leslie, currently the party's shadow chancellor, said the policy was a "panicky promise" from the Conservatives.

SNP leader Alex Salmond said it was a "panicky measure" announced without credibility because his Yes Scotland campaign was "winning on the ground".

But Mr Salmond said: "This is a panicky measure made because the Yes side is winning.

He said: "This is a panicky measure made because the Yes side is winning.

This Diana is a panicky housewife with no real life, few original ideas.

He added: "It's a panicky move by the Conservative party, but people won't be taken in".

There is a panicky feeling in South Africa that he should go, less than six months after his first Test in charge, even if the Springboks beat Wales.