Stampeded

Having stayed decades without a national carrier, it would be tragic to appear that we are stampeded into partnership tango at the dying moment of a regime.

Umpire Stampeded Over By Players pic.

I also believe our clerics—who want subsidy for the rich when the poor are serially stampeded to their graves in quest for palliatives (peanuts)—will get it right one day.

You will be shocked to know that he was violently stampeded out of power by the soldiers and he even voted for the opposition in 2018.

Elsewhere around the league, the Orix Buffaloes stampeded past the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles with four wins — and a tie — in six games.

Mr Mba said the police have other similar raids planned across the country, and would not be "stampeded out" of proceeding with them, no matter the fallout.

Or been stampeded to.

Sure, Trump repeatedly stampeded the conversation during the crosstalk with Joe Biden, but he stayed quiescent in his corner during the two-minute drills, because he knew the button was there.

We must never be stampeded into ill-planned and half-measures.

When those went off, the protesters stampeded.

We know all too well how in 2013 Zimbabweans were stampeded into an election by an individual emerging from the shadows and screaming for the holding of the elections without delay.

Tubman watched as slaves stampeded toward the boats.