Sentence examples for bright rushes from inspiring English sources

Still, there are the bright rushes of talk, the fast, vivid stories of how things were.

Dark trees tumble headlong down the canvas, bright water rushes between them.

To our right were the bright green rushes and riverine forests of Namibia.

A group of women in colorful dresses and bright headscarves rushed to greet her.

The festival picks up again on Thursday at the Jazz Gallery with Douglas Detrick's AnyWhen Ensemble, presenting a premiere of its own, "The Bright and Rushing World: Suite for Five Musicians".

Barber was one of the Giants' brightest stars, rushing for a team-high 10,499 yards.

The abrupt, dry pizzicato in the "Serenata," the bright-light rush into the "Scherzino"; interpretive details like these seemed related to the needs of the music.

The door opened and closed and bright fluorescent light rushed in.

He begins frantically interpreting poetry, including Rainer Maria Rilke's "Merry-Go-Round," about a poet watching children and bright wooden animals rush past him on a carousel in the Jardin du Luxembourg.

As we approached the grounds, young Arab women in bright blue overalls rushed to greet us, welcoming and ecstatic at the sight of strangers, like any other group of young women, or so it seemed until they smiled.

This memory, in all its bright grief, came rushing back to me in the middle of "The Retreat from Moscow" (at the Booth), William Nicholson's subtle and powerful evocation of the half-life of a dying marriage.