The men quickly realized, to their horror, that it was the sound of stampeding horses.

We saw the field where he nearly got trampled by stampeding cows.

Not lightly does a cowpuncher regard the stampeding of his stock.

"His base camp had been over run by stampeding herbivores of unusual size.

The hurly-burly of stampeding skyscrapers was five miles away.

The crowd was surging back and forth in confusion that could easily be turned into stampeding panic.

It was all she could do to keep from stampeding over the bodies of all the slow old people ahead of her.

Their riders urged them on, stampeding people, buildings, vehicles, wreaking destruction.

For this was the ancient stampeding of the cattle, an Irish battle tactic as old as the hills.

Ms. Vess was late arriving at school this morning, and was just heading in when students came stampeding out.

The biggest problem the Arab scouts faced, in fact, was keeping the beasts from stampeding madly off the deck of the ship.

This stampeding of her heart.

When we get clear line of sight-no trees, no bloody antelopes or anything stampeding in the way-we put up the sigmas.

"The buffaloes' stampeding, the hatchets' flying.

Rescue Tim from Stampeding Triceratops Herd.

C1 Asian Markets Calm Down The bulls finally stopped stampeding across Asia, after a week of powerful gains in stock markets from Seoul to Singapore.

National Journal has summed up the situation this way: "The GOP is stampeding toward an absolutist rejection of climate science that appears unmatched among major political parties around the globe."

Despite the stampeding of prisoners, strong senior officers such as Colonel Harrison C. Hobart had the sense of mind to tie off the flow of escapees before dawn's light.

Judge Palmieri held that the Anti-Terrorism Act, passed in December by a Congress stampeding to "help" Israel, is superseded by the United Nations Headquarters Agreement.

By stampeding the horses the Boer retreat was cut off, and the attack was so furiously driven home, especially by the admirable Scottish Horse, that few of the enemy got away.

When that process started to become tedious, the Algars entertained themselves by stampeding oceans of cattle right over the top of the assembled Malloreans, Murgos, Nadraks and Thulls.

The venue captures the spirit of the Australian outback with displays of brilliant horsemanship, stampeding cattle and even a little boot scootin' to music written by Australian country singer Lee Kernaghan.

Above it, and as though through it, there was a confused stampeding, a muffled clatter of horned feet which circled in the shaft of the gale and diminished into it, further and further away.

If her friends and fellow hostages pulled it together quickly enough to stop her from going, then the moment would be gone; they'd just continue arguing among themselves until the deadline drew so close that only blind, stampeding panic remained an option.

Animal behavior can be hard to interpret: the stampeding of pigs may presage earthquakes, but the scores of dead dolphins recently washed up on the Atlantic shore turned out to have died of a bacterial toxin and not, as expected, because of widespread water pollution.

Word get out, we got a stampede on our hand.

Life was taken at a run, if not a stampede.

It was enough to start a stampede to the door.

There will be a stampede once the word gets out.

I did not see a male stampede to my mother's door.

More children were killed in the stampede than by the fire.

His first act on this visit was to start a stampede.

And once the men started to break away, it would become a stampede.

The stampede has been held from July 1-4 every year since 1919.

It is said that no man has ever seen the start of a stampede.

Also in 2009, four animals were killed at the Stampede.

Alone, the blacks would never have been able to stop the stampede.

Win the first one, then sit back and wait for the stampede.

A university professor died of a heart attack during a stampede.

But a stampede of men and cattle, in the same place?

Officials said they were at a loss to explain the stampede.

"How can we start a stampede from behind and then ride in front of it?"

At the Stampede, cowboys can win a lot of money.

Then there were screams and a stampede for the door.

The chic stampede began, just in time for the show.

This is the first state court case related to the stampede to go to trial.

In such a stampede, though, the baby sometimes gets separated from its mother.

Of course it would not have taken much to launch them all in a stampede.

There had never been such a stampede in the history of the Reservation.

"I really do have confidence in you and Stampede," the woman went on.

He knew what to say to stampede people, and now look at him!

But when he tried to get close for a better view they stampeded.

He was determined not to let me stampede him into anything.

At night, on the return trip, they are stampeding down.

Press and public alike began to stampede back into court.

A large number of the former mentioned party then stampeded.

They did some stampeding the first part of the winter, but they've got over that now.

Perhaps their first plan had actually been to stampede him into a gun battle.

He was shaken, but not to be stampeded by anyone.

And finally all the animals had stampeded to the beach.

And when a vote is called, they all come stampeding back to their seats.

She had every reason to feel confident; it would not be easy to stampede her.

But why the hell had he ever allowed himself to be stampeded into this?

If my luck had held, he'd have stampeded them all right past the stuff.

This time, the only sound was of people stampeding toward the exits.

People will be stampeding up here just like they did in 1898."

Outside investors are not expected to stampede for these stocks.

"The Government stampeded that jury into 30 years," he said.

The rest of the Ian stampeded back toward the village.

Behind him he heard screams as people stampeded for safety.

The budget meeting stampeded across the street to the garage.

We - our people - went in to stampede his cattle.

But blood sign led in among them; he followed it and they stampeded again.

He couldn't see who was coming at him, could only hear the sound of stampeding.

Women were not stampeding into longer skirts during the first two weeks of September.