Sentence examples for call rush from inspiring English sources

You can call Rush what you will, but know them as art.

"It must have shocked the liberals at CNN when the first two moves Walter made were to visit Trent Lott and call Rush Limbaugh," Mr. Ailes said slyly.

When you or I decide to drive during "congested time" -- what we used to call "rush hour," but which now lasts about six hours every day -- we make that congestion a bit worse, and thereby impose a cost on all the other people who are trying to get somewhere.

Gus Johnson is assigned to call Games 1 and 2. Limbaugh Makes the Call Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio talk show host, told WMAL-AM radio in Washington yesterday that he auditioned for ABC's "Monday Night Football," in Los Angeles on a recorded game with Al Michaels and said the results were "excellent".

Seriously, Laura, if this is the best you can do, please call Rush.

"I call them and I don't get a return call," Rush said.

On the season's first morning, the fleet of rented cars and pickup trucks departs on schedule, eluding the parade of cows and slow-moving tractors that Avkat veterans jokingly call "rush-hour traffic". Elton drives two geophysicists to a high point near the village — tentatively known as the "Bronze Age hill" — where they begin setting up gridlines for their ground-penetrating radar survey.

The messages are monitored around the clock; when a moose dies, a team on call rushes to the scene by car or helicopter.

When Cyndi Sellers's son was born at a hospital in southern Oregon, the obstetrician on call rushed in with wet hair wearing a tie-dye T-shirt, as if she had just been swimming.

This is called rush hour.

But when the dust had settled, administrators and Interfraternity Council members were calling rush a success.