It was a routine Harris adopted because he couldn't let his campers drink the brown water they saw for the first time that summer, when it gushed out of fire hydrants opened by city officials for kids to play in.
As Mr. Dufour produced rippling gushes of rapid-fire notes, the orchestral parts seemed to ooze out from the tiny spaces amid his torrents.
A hot gush of misdirected fervor.
Bowles wrote that the film has "beautifully choreographed moments, and the action sequences won't disappoint any fans of slow-motion fistfights and arteries that gush like fire hydrants".
Then we saw the sea sucked back, apparently by an earthquake, and many creatures were left stranded on the sand... From the other direction, over the land, a dreadful black cloud was torn by gushing, twisting, flames and great tongues of fire like much-magnified lightning..
These eruptions, called 'continental flood basalts' were not like volcanic eruptions we often see today, with lava gushing from the ground like a curtain of fire.
Outside was the usual disordered Indian scene: chickens perching on charpoys, buffaloes chewing the cud amid mountain of dung chapatis, drying for the winter cooking fires, the gush of water from an ill-oiled hand pump.
On one side, the gush of language.
Why this sudden gush of interest?
This gush of global liquidity has not pushed up inflation.
"Finally," Donatella said, letting out a gush of breath.
