Sentence examples for burning rush from inspiring English sources

Back, shoulders, bending, flinging, gouging at the face of the earth: will it sound ridiculous if I say that in that hard labor, that digging, that sweat and panic and the headlong burning rush of adrenaline, I found my wife again?

It is as plain as the busted nose on an open-side flanker's pug-ugly visage that Itoje will be a red-rose regular before the year is out, so there is no burning need to rush him into a difficult match at a stadium that frequently doubles as a graveyard when England are in town.

Court officers, on the other hand, are not associated with running into burning buildings or rushing to the scene of an accident.

Ms. Harris said she had thought of the children who lived in the apartment where the fire was burning as she rushed past their door.

The group's volunteers rush into burning buildings, dig through heaps of rubble and rush wounded Syrians to what medical facilities remain.

After eating at an expensive restaurant with the wealthy father of a college friend, for example, Danny looks at his "Dante's Roach Coach" key ring and is struck by a "burning, overpowering rush of shame, though what it was for I couldn't say".

They roll out hoses and rush into burning buildings when need be.

They spoke of ways to keep better track of firefighters who rush into burning buildings, perhaps by implanting magnetic strips in their coats, and of the need for technological improvements to radios.

Few of us will ever rush into burning buildings to save the lives of strangers.

It's not the kind of courage we talk about when people rush into burning buildings or save kittens from tall trees.

If you leave things to the last minute, then you'll have to rush, therefore burning more energy!