Zverev had lost his previous match 6-0, 6-0 to Roger Federer, but was able to rush Sock and send the 20-year-old Nebraskan home at the first hurdle.
That incurred a minimum stop of 12 hours, but his shore crew was able to rush south and complete the work within the minimum time.
Mr. Gillespie said the cost to the new White House was clear; no longer would Mr. Obama be able to "rush the net" by asking Congress to quickly approve legislation.
His body will not permit him to play seven Tests this winter but he might be able to rush in for three or four.
Gaza police said a warning missile had been fired five minutes earlier and some residents were able to rush out of the building in time.
Mr. Rakowitz, who lives in Chicago but happened to be in New York visiting family, was able to rush to the offices to be present during the handoff of the plates.
But, while Pfizer may be able to rush this deal to completion before US legislators can react, it is surely nonsense to think US politicians will then shrug their shoulders and carry on as if nothing has happened.
With schools still on holiday, Directioners were able to rush out for Thursday daytime showings without the downside of truanting, and may already have been back for second helpings.
The Shabab are a heavily armed complication that differentiates this crisis from previous famines in Somalia, Ethiopia or Sudan and from other recent natural disasters like the tsunami in Indonesia or Haiti's earthquake, where aid groups were able to rush in and start saving lives within a matter of hours.
With control over the 33-strong NEC, which is finely balanced between the wings of the party, the theory goes that Corbyn would be able to rush through a series of radical changes at the annual party conference held two weeks after his election, with the effect of undermining the influence of MPs who do not share the new leader's leftwing aspirations.
