Meanings of fly panic-stricken in English

The whole of the Dutch fortresses surrendered, the French garrisons flying panic-stricken.

The Danaans then fled panic-stricken towards their ships, and all was uproar and confusion.

He fled panic-stricken, pursued by all the demons of hell his fears could evoke.

Throwing down their arms they fled panic-stricken, no one knew why, and no one knew whither.

But the simpleton, fearing the evil eye, or glamour, claps both hands to her face and flies panic-stricken.

The clew was sufficient; she sped along towards the door whence she had so lately fled panic-stricken, Helwyse following.

Out of that terrible fire whole companies rushed as prisoners into the Union lines, while the rest fled panic-stricken from the field.

But when the infantry gave way and fled panic-stricken along the road towards Fort Henry, throwing away their muskets, his indignation was aroused.

Some days afterwards Hardress went shooting to the creek, and, believing that he had killed a serving-man, fled panic-stricken back to the house.

Deth's sallow face was contorted suddenly with a fear that had only been there once before-when he fled panic-stricken from the haunted house.

When the van entered the ravine, a terrible fire mowed down the front ranks by scores; those in the rear fled panic-stricken from the woods.

They did not even take the precaution to destroy the bridge between the castle and the town as they fled panic- stricken before seventy Hollanders.

The faint-hearted among these women fled panic-stricken, with blanched faces, to Nice and Monte Carlo and provincial châteaux, where they played with less unpleasant work.