Sentence examples for brilliant rush from inspiring English sources

The feed was from Rafalski, who lured the entire Toronto defense to him with a brilliant rush up ice.

Several mourners sang along with the final anthem to Allison's career, which brought City an unprecedented haul of four trophies: the League title, the FA Cup, the League Cup and the European Cup-Winners' Cup in a brilliant rush between 1968 and 1970.

"The first 10 minutes, they came hard and we had to gut-check," said David Backes of the St . LouisBlues, who scored the second American goal on a brilliant rush while playing most of the game with a bloody nose.

He spends hours out catching waves and getting more familiar with the brilliant rush that surfing gives you but Jade is focused on one thing, riding the legendary "Devils Horns", a feat that will make her name as a professional surfer.

Kubrick's use of classical music was breathtakingly original: the "stargate" sequence near the end — nothing more than a mosaic of brilliant colors rushing past — would have been completely ineffective without Ligeti's dazzling sounds.

After praising "Mating" as "aggressively brilliant," Updike took Rush to task for his "aggressive modernist designs on conventional reading habits," epitomized by his ostentatiously arcane vocabulary.

I recently discovered that Neil Peart, the brilliant drummer for Rush, announced his retirement after 40 years with the band.

Loretta, a brilliant English undergrad, rushed in holding a knife.

These brilliant Princeton kids were rushing to the equivalent of payday lenders, to their own long-term detriment.

The teams played an intense overtime period filled with end-to-end rushes and brilliant saves by the goaltenders.

When they upset the Patriots in the Super Bowl, ending New England's undefeated season and stopping the best offense that season, it was a testament to a great pass rush halting a brilliant quarterback.