Sentence examples for a new rush for from inspiring English sources

Red Cross officials said they fully expected the refugees to try again -- perhaps in a new rush for the tunnel on Dec. 31, when security may be lax.

The site at Bury Hill Wood has seen some of the fiercest opposition against a new rush for hydrocarbons in the south of England, including a protest camp that was evicted last year.

But fast-paced nuclear power programmes in countries such as China and Korea are fuelling a new rush for "hard rock", and have sent uranium prices soaring from $7.10 a pound in 2001, to $63.88 a pound in 2011.

The rescue allowed the prisoners to tell of the death march and prison camp atrocities, which sparked a new rush of resolve for the war against Japan.

The first report by MPs into the new rush for resources, entitled "Protecting the Arctic", says there should be a drilling moratorium until "the highest available" environmental standards can be imposed right across the far north.

"Ask Me Another," which began broadcasts on some NPR stations in May (but not in New York), is part of a new land rush for precious public-radio weekend airtime.

Since returning, he has played with a new focus, rushing for 1,615 yards.

Forget gold the new rush is for lithium.

The new rush is for something far more precious: lithium.

The four pupils from New Rush Hall, Ilford, a school for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, are less self-assured.

All around Australia, big business is gearing up for a new gold rush in terms of mining, minerals extraction, housing and tourism development.