panic-struck

But, in the middle of the night I woke up panic-struck with all the dangers the beach can bring.

Pro-active or Paranoid? Sage 2008

Is she to be the only adventurer, who pursues her course through life aimless, tossed upon the waves of circumstance, intoxicated by joy, panic-struck by misfortune, or stupidly receptive of it?

Archive 2008-08-01 2008

Is she to be the only adventurer, who pursues her course through life aimless, tossed upon the waves of circumstance, intoxicated by joy, panic-struck by misfortune, or stupidly receptive of it?

Words from a Few of America's Women, 1790-1920 2008

But, in the middle of the night I woke up panic-struck with all the dangers the beach can bring.

Archive 2008-07-01 Sage 2008

Convinced that she was little more than a financial opportunist, Ari became panic-struck when Alexander announced his desire to marry the woman.

American Legacy C. David Heymann 2007

Convinced that she was little more than a financial opportunist, Ari became panic-struck when Alexander announced his desire to marry the woman.

American Legacy C. David Heymann 2007

Poll: What do you do when you are woken up at 0545 by a panic-struck bat inside your tent which is fortunately huge?

Multimedia message magnio 2006

And may we not ask the same question about the men themselves, requesting some one to look into them who is able to penetrate the inner nature of man, and will not be panic-struck by the vain pomp of tyranny?

The Republic by Plato ; translated by Benjamin Jowett 2006

He was right; for while the women were yet trembling, panic-struck at the first sight of their enemies, Henri and his party had entered the long street from the market-place, and with a fierce yell of defiance, the Vendean cavalry rushed upon the astonished blues, meeting them almost beneath the very window from which de Lescure was looking.

La Vend�e 2004

Among these panic-struck men Cowperwood was perfectly calm, deadly cold, the same Cowperwood who had pegged solemnly at his ten chairs each day in prison, who had baited his traps for rats, and worked in the little garden allotted him in utter silence and loneliness.

The Financier 2004