Sentence examples for But a rush from inspiring English sources

But a rush to unify carries worse risks.

"Keep in mind that it's only a minor rush, but a rush nonetheless.

The result is not national pride, but a rush for Irish passports.

Professor Grabowicz says discussion is healthy but a rush to impose universal rules is not.

When the motor home doors were opened in Mount Vernon, nothing came in but a rush of cold.

The processing time had improved, he said, but a rush to meet the deadline could cause another round of delays.

But a rushed examination of the surveillance files after Kennedy's death appears to have turned up little of interest.

"A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad," he quipped at the time.

But a rushing touchdown by Ryan Tyler and two touchdown passes by Rose put Harvard ahead, 21-7, at halftime.

In the event, there will be no white paper but a rushed bill which allows secret evidence wherever a nebulous public interest is satisfied.

But a rushed patch could potentially brick the device and piss off the customer, or a patch could be shipped too late to prevent whatever security problem arose in the first place. .