Sentence examples for a small rush from inspiring English sources

I felt a small rush of acquittal as I paid.

But when I do use my cursive, however seldom, it's with a small rush of good feelings.

That brief frisson of pleasure you feel when you realise someone's emailed you is actually a small rush of the hormone dopamine.

But since December, when the latest season of Project Runway kicked off, she has had a small rush of e-mails from women across the U.S. and abroad who want to know where to buy her clothes.

Now in the body I sometimes develop a small rush … producing a pricking pain [scrunches face] like that of a needle [jabbing epigastric area with her right thumb].

If you have any doubt of any kind (not exaggeratedly, since we all get a small rush of fear doing a move).

There is a pool in a river in the Doone Valley, with a small rushing waterfall in which you can sit - we call it the jacuzzi.

It started three years ago, when I woke up to a small rushing inside of my head like when you hold a shell to your ear and can hear the faint crash of waves.

(He ordered noodles instead, igniting a small tourist rush on the joint, which, in the days since, has created a "Biden set meal" and has had to hire more staff).

On the heels of the deals in the last two weeks that removed major obstacles to the construction of a downtown sports arena in Newark, there are signs of a small land rush along the nearby waterfront.

There was no drama in this relegation, apart from a small sugar rush of shame: in the final game of the season, at home to Leeds, Swindon had to avoid conceding five goals in order to keep their season's goals-against tally in two figures.