terror-struck

A nervous economy and terror-struck populace was going to need serious convincing if some states were to be retained/won.

Meenakshi Ravi: Saving Indian Secularism from Divide and Rule Politics 2008

Presently we heard a terrible great cry like the loud-pealing thunder, whereat we were terror-struck and became as dead men, giving ourselves up for lost.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

In this bitterly divided, terror-struck United States, General Abigail Rhodes takes on the thankless job of heading up the Department of Homeland Security.

ON THE GRID: Task Force 1 2006

In this bitterly divided, terror-struck United States, General Abigail Rhodes takes on the thankless job of heading up the Department of Homeland Security.

August 2006 2006

The students were called into an assembly, and when the administrators announced that there had been a crash at the Pentagon, Portia's friends all turned and looked at her, terror-struck.

Washington's Heroes 2007

I guess adrenaline-flooded and terror-struck have a passing resemblance to bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

The Quickie Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

In 2002, terror-struck married women with children supported Republicans over Democrats by a 17-point margin (53 percent to 36 percent).

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Security Moms to Bush: We're Just Not that Into You Anymore 2006

In 2002, terror-struck married women with children supported Republicans over Democrats by a 17-point margin (53 percent to 36 percent).

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Security Moms to Bush: We're Just Not that Into You Anymore 2006

Abruptly I slipped out my revolver, aimed between its terror-struck eyes, and fired.

The Island of Doctor Moreau Herbert George 2006

The moon's face is not whiter than yours at this moment; and the aspen at the gate does not tremble more than your busy fingers; and so tractable and terror-struck, and dismayed and devoted, you would follow me into the thick of real danger!

Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte 2004