Sentence examples for began a rush from inspiring English sources

Drew Doughty began a rush with a pass to Kopitar in the neutral zone, and Kopitar found Brown along the left boards.

Risk capital took notice and began a rush back into productive enterprises.

The Germans became aware of their losses to night fighters, and began a rush program to introduce a new radar operating on different frequencies.

When the Penguins begin a rush into their zone through the center of the ice, they are met by two or three Wings with the others applying pressure from behind, surrounding the puck carrier, reducing his options, channeling the play wide or otherwise extinguishing the threat before it has started.

* Are countries beginning a rush to the exits in Afghanistan?

Ms. Boon came from Thailand in 1973, landing in Manhattan just as the city began a hurtling rush toward bankruptcy.

With the zeal of a boy learning a new game, Mr. Clinton soon began a headlong rush for the conservation record books, accomplished mostly by executive fiat.

With just two weeks until Election Day, President Barack Obama on Tuesday began a cross-country rush to hold onto office in tough economic times with a new booklet outlining his second-term agenda and a closing argument that the choice comes down to trust.

It ended as it all began, in a rush of light.

But it was Belgium who began at a rush, Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard linking with precision.

It began with a rush of ocean sounds from the horns, before the rhythm section joined in.