Sentence examples for both the rush of from inspiring English sources
Ari Fleischer, whose briefings were often more vituperative than McClellan's, recalls that each morning he felt both the rush of "stimulation" from the pending contest and like "a piñata" as he was pummelled by reporters.
And while I missed both, especially the rush of that first blast of cold gin, I wasn't morose and I wasn't mum (I seldom am) and I felt just as effervescently happy to be surrounded by my nieces and nephews as I had when viewing them through cabernet-colored glasses.
Not long after, the government pushed through approval of the Bezeq-Yes merger on an accelerated timeline and over the objections of officials who questioned both the rush and the lack of consideration for the interests of consumers, according to an account in Haaretz.
This is related to several factors: ECs having to function both as IRB and HEC, the rush of ethical guidelines, and an overall rise in social awareness regarding bioethical issues [ 28].
In a story that flows with grace and carries the rush of anticipation, both enhanced by David Saint's exact direction, Percy gets a job at the Spitfire Grill, where everyone in town converges.
Converts love to have both eyes done at once to get the rush of instant improvement.
She felt both the thrill of his acknowledgment and a hot black rush of shame.
The rush of feeling is gone.
The rush of an electrified crowd.
The rush of attention confused her.
