During the cultural revolution, people were in danger and people were in panic.
The animals being hunted are turning their heads in panic and running swiftly away.
Indonesian authorities, issued a tsunami warning after the jolt, which sent thousands of residents fleeing their homes in panic.
But his troops always approach the enemy's front in an unexpected way, forcing the other side to fight in panic, and turning Pakistan from disadvantage to advantage.
The orange beak was already carrying a fish that shook its head and tail in panic and was helpless to escape.
An empty stretch of time in which there was nothing to say approached like a white torrent of rushing water heading toward a car driven at full stood watching in panic with no place to escape.
People have also found the truth in panic: what they saw when happily knocking open heaven's door turn out to be the dark and deep hell and out of the innovative box is sometimes the Pandora.
Why did people engage in panic buying?
That they do not succeed, and flee in panic.
A man walked out of the alley and looked at him in panic.
Later, GIBSON PRAISE is resting in a hospital gown in a room. He is sleeping, but then his eyes fly open in panic. SKINNER approaches with concern.
Five other women in the hall fled the hall in panic at the sight of the emperor, leaving behind the still silly Fengjianxi.
When the two ghosts rushed into the house in panic, they heard only a crack and fired a shot from the kiln.
Abdul Shukur, a Kabul taxi driver, said he rushed in panic to hospital last week to have a blood test for the a (H1N1) swine flu virus after feeling ill.
Earlier this year investors were in panic mode.
There are other reasons for calm. Earlier this year investors were in panic mode.
then suddenly, as if in panic, it would swirl around in all directions like an evil demon which has run amok;
Does the sound of your alarm clock set you in panic, dry sweats, and almost bring you to tears each morning?
During the great hunt the rabbits and deer and all the wild animals ran here and there in panic, but nowhere was safe from the arrows of General Yang Youchi.
He fled in panic, all the way Elegy.
The whole process goes into reverse equally rapidly, and the bubble bursts, with people selling in panic, making prices plunge.
The old man had been cautious all his life. If the wind blows and the grass moves, he immediately worries for others in panic.
Thus, thinking that China would crumble at a single blow, he mapped out a plan of "quick decision", attempting with very small forces to send us scampering in panic.
"Bella!" he yelled in panic when he recognized me on the stretcher.
Several Sikhs armed and fired at the entrance of a Muslim settlement in a village. The residents fled to the other end of the block in panic.
The people under the stage were caught off guard and rushed towards the rear in panic. Even the judges on the stage were amazed. They waved and were ready to shout.
Even the great speaker sometimes will be in panic and slip into a bathroom for practice before making a speech.
The middle-aged man in his elegant suit and leather clothes came over, smiled and bowed to greet us both, and I got up and saluted back in panic.
In one location, the first sign of dust may be 18 hours ahead of the shift, and all run in panic to shelters.
Office workers fled in panic as the fire took hold.
The small boy looked round in panic.
You back or even hit a little eye, will be at a loss what to do in panic to escape.
Nine tinkles tinkled and crisp. The knife-cutter retreated in panic. His face was blue and white, his mouth was bleeding, and he suffered a serious loss, but he finally succeeded in blocking the dust from the leaves.
"We do not want to be caught up in panic selling," he said, adding that the private bank had not told clients to reduce their equity exposure.
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