Sentence examples for because of rush from inspiring English sources
If Mrs Clinton wins, it's only because of Rush Limbaugh prank votes!8 11 : Mike Huckabee really didn't major in math, did he?
He did have to stop frequently because of rush hour traffic, however, which can wear out brakes.
Plain and simple, he got called out by some real historians on some of the bogus quotes that he had used in his 1988 book The Myth of Separation, largely because of Rush Limbaugh's repeated use of one of these bogus quotes.
By doing them too late you may forget some things you might seriously need because of rushing.
The company's film unit posted a 42.8percentt increase in cash flow, largely because of the success of "Rush Hour 2" and the closing of the unit's retail store operation.
Asian exchanges have dominated global issuance of stocks, largely because of a rush of listings by Chinese companies.
The authors acknowledged that training for such instances was difficult because of the "rush of adrenaline" involved.
[C6.] A Good Season for Online Sales Online sales surpassed the high range of estimates this year, in part because of a rush of last-minute shoppers.
Training at Fort Carson was abbreviated because of the rush to replace a returning air ambulance unit, officers say.
"Problems are being swept under carpet because of the rush to build these things as fast as possible.
