Sentence examples for a great rush of from inspiring English sources

I feel a great rush of love.

I, like other diners, feel a great rush of relief.

A new drone began, along with the sound of a great rush of water.

Along with his past, Bellow liberated his voice; the novel, as Leader details, virtually poured out of Bellow, in a great rush of demotic flamboyance.

"Now you've got a great rush of people in the water who don't know the area, and don't know the risks," he said.

Just as he was on the point of collapse, he felt a great rush of energy: he felt as though everything around him were singing, and that he could do anything he had to do.

Already he's complained of a "great rush to judgment" over blame for the disaster.

In an address to the annual conference of a British business lobbying group, the CBI, Mr. Dudley said there had been "a great rush to judgment by a fair number of observers before the full facts could possibly be known, even from some in our industry.

"You can have a great rush hour day going, and all of a sudden somebody gets a flat tire and stops in the left lane, or an accident occurs in the center or right lane.

I recognise in Agent Cooper that coalescence of malformed time and experience: the stillness of being in a great rush while stuck in limbo.

WITH each great rush of capital into or out of a region of the world, and with the blooming of crisis that seems inevitably to follow such swings, macroeconomists inch ever further away from the assumption that free capital flows are always and everywhere a good thing.