Sentence examples for big rush to from inspiring English sources
"Nobody's in any big rush to leave".
What was the big rush to get to the beach, many asked.
08 04:50 — Why the big rush to get to work, anyway?
Ms. Ferraro tripped right into the race minefield in her big rush to make her point about the gender minefield.
"When this disaster happened, the industry was not in a big rush to market cattle," said Mr. Grier, the analyst.
On a Saturday night, service unraveled; entrees, long in coming, arrived in a big rush, to a table still cluttered with appetizer plates.
There were the big rushes to find convenient girlfriends, and there were circles of empty seats left around lone girls in lecture.
"It seems there is a bigger rush to Mexico and elsewhere," said Tom Nassif, the Western Growers president, who said Americans were also farming in countries in Central America.
"There's a big rush now to get this thing resolved," Mr. Youngworth said today in a telephone interview.
Judy is in a big rush and to make the process even slower, Nick tells Flash a joke.
I have always thought shows like Free Ride were staged; that the big climactic rush to a finish line was a conceit designed purely for dramatic purposes.
