Sentence examples for begin to rush from inspiring English sources

The sensation of panic begin to rush through my bloodstream; I closed my eyes and prayed.

The plane began to rush forward, with a purpose.

The elves burst into cheers and began to rush about.

I wanted to get on with it, so I began to rush.

As the deadlines loomed in recent weeks, the assembly's Islamist leaders began to rush the debates.

Near the Breueh Islands, the sea began to rush from the land as if sucked through a giant straw.

She began to rush, growing ever more impatient with herself, particularly when she lost the second set.

Prolonged drought and earthquake activity also transformed the area, with the result that the occasional rainfall began to rush through the area, cutting deep channels into the surface.

As I sat in the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, N.C., earlier this month, waiting for Donald Trump's rally to start, my adrenaline began to rush.

The splinter club formed in 1994, around the time that designers and consumers began to rush in numbers to all things mid-century.

In first-person anecdotes of births — "I began to rush and everything got psychedelic" is a typical description — the book shows vaginal, unmedicated birth to be an unparalleled opportunity for transcendence and communion.