The phrase "a crowd of rush" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to describe a situation involving a large number of people in a hurry, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As the concert ended, there was a crowd of rush towards the exits, making it difficult to move."
Alternatives: "a rush of people" or "a throng of hurried individuals".
McCartney, who two days earlier had raced for the American cycling team, threaded his rented bike through a crowd of rush-hour pedestrians, dodged a cluster of bicyclists commuting home and slipped into the flow of traffic on Jinyu Hutong, a busy street in central Beijing.
As quotes go, it brings to mind Leslie Nielsen as Sergeant Frank Drebin in the first Naked Gun movie, standing in front of a burning, exploding fireworks factory as a crowd of rubberneckers rush forward: "Alright, alright, there's nothing to see here.
Hardly - "more like the anonymous crowd at a major airport, a crowd of people rushing along in haste, mutually indifferent and ignorant".
A spokesman for the Discovery Channel, David Leavy, said Mr. Lee had thrown $20,000 into the air at the protest, where a crowd of people rushed to grab it.
A crowd of demonstrators rushed toward the area where the shots were fired, and police moved to block the street and push people back onto the sidewalks.
In front of a crowd of 30,044, Duke rushed for 358 yards and held Miami scoreless in the fourth quarter.
Someone in the hall yelled that the Palestine had been fired on, and I looked down and saw a crowd of people, mostly journalists, rushing outside.
Suddenly, the music changed, and in what seemed like a bizarre act of randomness, a crowd of some 100-plus strangers rushed to the center of the plaza and began to dance to "I'm All Yours" by Jay Sean in near-perfect synchronization.
As this is happening, a crowd of Occupy medical personal and bystanders rush to Amico's aid who can be seen lying on the ground.
Egyptian Police Kill 23 In Clash with Migrants Egyptian riot police officers rushed into a crowd of unarmed Sudanese migrants, killing at least 23 people, including small children, after the group refused to leave a public park it had occupied for three months, hoping to press United Nations officials to relocate them.
But as Chmerkovskiy was instructing her on the finer points of a spin-move, a crowd of people from "The Chew" audience rushed behind her and joined in on the pre-choreographed routine.
