Sentence examples for caller rush from inspiring English sources

According to The Daily Caller, Rush Limbaugh was dumbfounded, calling the speech "Reaganesque" and saying if Obama's presidency had been like that speech, "there would be no Republican party".

Operators were trained to coddle callers rather than rush them.

In a discussion with a caller on his show, Rush Limbaugh revealed that he did not have a cat named Banjo, as his comic book biography claimed.

At the edge of the graveyard, the little Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society is building an addition to accommodate the rush of callers like Wayne and Beth Ilger.

[Who's been rushed to the hospital?] The caller was an acquaintance who was considering moving to Montclair from Manhattan.

The same Rush Limbaugh who once told a black caller to "take that bone out of your nose and call me back" called Sotomayor a "reverse racist".

As soon as the caller was seated, the father, with a wan smile, rushed off to an adjoining room, from which were issuing the sounds of a frightful squabble.

Handling the rush with aplomb, Rogers has held off one supercharged caller after another with a cheerful, "I'll be sure to pass that along".

During the Christmas rush, Shopping.com's support lines were swamped with callers who needed a human touch.

The normally unflappable Rush Limbaugh came close to losing his cool this week with a caller who took issue with his coverage (or lack of coverage) of Governor Walker's union-busting measures (listen to clip).

"The front glass has been broken," one dispatcher cautioned officers who were rushing there, repeating on the police radio what a 911 caller had said on the phone.