Sentence examples for collective rush from inspiring English sources

The critcs were so giddy that the reviews read like a collective rush".

Murlis worries that in our collective rush to make choices that display personal virtue we may be losing sight of the larger problem.

This is not about wealth nor power nor race … There was a collective rush to judgment by not only law enforcement but also by the media," said Taylor.

Getting that message across will reassure Britain's economic partners worldwide that we have not had a collective rush of blood to the head and embraced a set of views that fly in the face of economic reality.

While he commended prosecutors for investigating and ultimately dismissing the case, Mr. Taylor said, "There was a collective rush to judgment, not only by law enforcement, but also by the media".

Proving how open-minded she truly is, she adds, "They're taking jobs away from black women!" Mr. Rudnick's "My Husband" is even funnier, a clever spoof of the collective rush to the altar and the competitive streak it can bring out in both the participants and their relatives.

Something was in the air here, it was like we'd been caught up in the first stage of some collective pill rush.

If we worked together, it would be so easy to trap them!" But I stayed silent, looking on as the people around me rose up, and, with a collective shriek, rushed toward the Owner's fortifications.

There is a collective "arggghh" and people rush to even the number out again.

His plea drew a few smiles but no immediate rush toward collective bargaining.

I fear the Tory budget joins the new European rush for collective austerity.