Sentence examples for accelerating rush from inspiring English sources

To keep fans dancing, Phish had to return to that accelerating rush, dominated by Trey Anastasio's guitar-tweaking and Jon Fishman's hyperactive drumming.

The accelerating rush of events leading to the abrupt downfall of Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, came so cluttered with markers signifying radical change that their deeper implications can be hard to discern.

Baby boomers now own the major media, and I'm thinking that the accelerating rush to say a service over any vestige of AM radio, shag carpeting and printed paper and bury it once and for all isn't life support for the news industry but some kind of AARP-avoiding, death-defying act.

But there are folk in 1930's dress circling within a circle, accelerating their rush toward doom.

Millions of dollars in commercial and antiterrorism funds are accelerating the rush of technology, opening new vistas for weapons sleuthing.

McMeekin says that Russia's crime was first in escalating a local quarrel by encouraging Serbia to stand up to Austria-Hungary and then accelerating the rush to war.

That raised solvency concerns, which accelerated the rush for the exits.

Election-year politics, nearly everyone agreed, have accelerated the rush to attack Iraq, in the White House and in Congress.

As in so many industries, the recession will benefit the strong and accelerate the rush of private companies into the arms of bigger, more professional groups.

In 2009, Terry Engelder, a geosciences professor at Pennsylvania State University, helped accelerate the rush to drill for natural gas in Pennsylvania and surrounding states by projecting that more than 500 trillion cubic feet of natural gas could be produced from the Marcellus.

The fact that probably all 21 of the other players would not have admitted it – umpire Aleem Dar gave him not out – merely accelerated the rush of pundits to the moral high ground.