Stampeding

Bamidele also warned “against the perverse culture of stampeding the judiciary into partisan politics.

While stampeding the automatic doors of at 4 a.m. is an ancient practice, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are still some of the absolute best times of year to buy a TV on sale.

In one moment, nurses band together to keep worried locals from stampeding into the hospital, while in another, an elderly man with dementia threatens to go home, even though he may be infected with the virus.

One explosion somewhere in the crowd, and people will start stampeding like it happened at Nemiga,” the Belarusian leader said.

We’ve compiled the most insane, petty, and hilarious videos of Black Friday consumers stampeding over one another to get that cheap TV, those AirPods that are now only slightly overpriced, or that toaster you guess you could use.

The suspects need a good ol' fashion stampeding.

After a prolonged run, the Cumans sharply turn around and begin firing arrows at the stampeding enemy, which take a heavy toll on the latter, as many people and war horses are killed.

Brief scenes of stampeding crowds were also borrowed from the disaster film Two-Minute Warning (1976).