Sentence examples for years panic from inspiring English sources

"I have given my life's work to building this successful company, and I have led it for more than forty years," Panic said in a statement.

Nicole Skinner, a 32-year-old woman who has been on and off public assistance for several years, panicked when she took a part-time job recently and then received a letter from the Human Resources Administration, telling her it had cut off her welfare benefits.

For me, it wasn't the 7-year itch but the 3-year panic.

I wrote detective novels after I'd left a publishing job that was like a 10-year panic attack.

The food industry's leaders are trying to get food supplies exempted from picketing.Supermarket chains say they all have two to three weeks of food stocks and that they have recovered from the New Year panic buying caused by fears over the tanker drivers' strike.

At the end of the year, panic set in, as many people had to decide whether to sell stock before Dec. 31 -- often at rock-bottom prices -- to record stock losses to wipe out their tax gains from options for 2000.

The gritty issues faced in that empty-suitcase-on-the-bed moment are swept under the carpet, and so we struggle on, year after year, panic-buying cheap sarongs at the airport and spending two weeks in the same comfy but slightly sagging cotton jersey dress we wore last year, and the year before that.

The trip was the pinnacle of years of panic attacks I'd fended off with anti-anxiety drugs that never quite seemed to click.

As a 43-year-old mother of three wrung out from three years of panic attacks triggered by the specter of financial ruin, I needed a solid period of quiet to recombobulate.

Low point Two years of panic attacks when he first moved to London involving drinking a glass of water at the same time every day or visiting the same cafe for the same lunch.

After three years of panic attacks and agoraphobia, often spending months as a prisoner in his bedroom, an end-of-term performance in which he was cast as an English scientist called Mr Springate in a play called Ben-Ur (short for Benot Urban by the Canadian writer Jean Barbeau) marked the first step to recovery.