Sentence examples for be given the rush from inspiring English sources

How can that be, given the rush of events?

"The consultation process will not be rushed and will be given the necessary time to consider all of the elements relevant for a decision.

The pity is that some fine music was given the bum's rush.

Two visitors violated the stillness by trying to walk to the Hudson River at Battery Park, but were given the bum's rush by the muscular wind.

But at least Marbury has not been given the official bum's rush from the Garden, his security identification taken away from him, the way the kindly folks at the Garden did to a thoroughly nice chap like Don Chaney on the day he was mercifully dismissed as Knicks coach.

"The rush, the feeling of being given the opportunity to play basketball again was overwhelming.

But St. Martin's Press has a quirky phenomenon on its hands that is giving the publishing house a Harry Potterushke rush of sales, although in this case the magic comes from shiny quarters.

This means he must be given freedom to rush upfield and freelance a bit within the defense, as opposed to maintaining ground and eating up blockers.

The wheels of justice must be given time to turn – rushing to conclusions is in no one's interest.

The Sliding Doors star was given a "rush of blood to the head" on her trainer-buying dates with the new Bono.

Suddenly, the signal was given and the crowd rushed, thwarting many who had waited patiently in line.