Those officials have had a more panicky couple of days.

Not going to work on the most panicky of days.

Finally I turned at the sound of my mother's panicky voice.

And she had got the call from a friend who is also panicky.

We might not like their panicky ways but where would you find the money from instead?

He felt panicky: was the man really taking him home?

Some of those running through the forest seemed less panicky.

Her voice was panicky as she told us people outside the train needed them.

Panicky investors could have a difficult time getting their money out.

The actors were panicky because they'd lost their father figure.

By now my voice was coming out in a high, panicky tone.

He was panicky enough to try to hide the body.

If a parent has died, children can become panicky about who will take care of them.

At six feet the panicky thought rushed into my mind, What if he will not run?

Her hand came up, striking at me with something, in a panicky way.

He wakes up panicky in the middle of the night.

Behind him he heard the panicky yelling of his men.

For a panicky moment, he wanted to shout and run.

When the gun moved closer toward her, she became panicky.

Maybe it was just low blood sugar that had him so panicky.

But she felt a panicky dependence on having both her parents home at night.

Radio talk shows have had many calls from panicky city residents.

Leaving her looking panicky, he stepped out into the open air.

It's only a small company, but everyone's panicky - afraid the whole field may turn out the same way.

But he also told me that the atmosphere back there is a bit panicky.

As minutes wore- away and it turned broad daylight he began to get panicky.

You don't have to get panicky about putting your money to work."

He hung by both hands and told himself not to get panicky - he must think his way out.

I searched the whole place, slowly and clumsily, before I started to get panicky.

"There's nothing to get panicky about," he said.

This is no time to get panicky."

We're not going to get panicky.

They're starting to get panicky.

Employers facing double-digit premium increases are "starting to get panicky," said Janet Trautwein, policy director of the National Association of Health Underwriters, an insurance agents group.

She started to get panicky when she got into her car, and the panic escalated so quickly that by the time she got to the end of the block she often had to turn round and head straight back home again.

And while she was saying it he had started to get panicky, clammy, dizzy, because he knew that some people might think she was right, but he also knew that there was nothing in the world he could do about it.