The thunder panicked the horse.
The banks were panicked into selling sterling.
At airstrip, the pilot, panicked, tells Maggio they gotta go.
I panicked. "What am I going to do?"
Mention that you are concerned, naturally, but not panicked.
Suddenly, the lights started flickering, and the passengers became more and more anxious and panicked.
Melo, asked how long she could hold out like this, looked panicked.
The panicked father begged the soldiers to take the baby to safety on higher ground.
THE moment when a throng of peacefully moving people turns into a panicked herd is difficult to predict.
I panicked because I felt that we were spending too much time - then too little time - together.
It was only when I'd dissect the evening with friends that I would again feel empowered and fun instead of lonely, awkward and panicked.
The VIX, the so-called fear index, is falling as last year's panicked sellers now panic that they should actually be buying.
It's like having the bad sleep the night before an early flight, when you keep thinking you're going to oversleep and wake up panicked.
Many of the rebels immediately panicked and fled, but some stayed, and, eventually, a number of others summoned their courage and trailed back.
While passengers on the Lusitania panicked and scrambled for survival, scientists say that those on the Titanic had enough time to override their animal survival instincts and do the chivalrous thing.
If Greece were to break with its would-be saviours and launch a new drachma, local Banks would be besieged by panicked depositors and the army would have to keep order.
