Sentence examples for constantly rushing from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Giannelli said: "Because of time, we're constantly rushing kids.

Constantly rushing often leaves me feeling guilty that, despite my best efforts, I haven't been able to give people the time they need and the dignity they deserve.

Panetta, who went on to serve as the director of the C.I.A. and then as the Secretary of Defense, remembers him constantly rushing back to his district.

The performances of Mr. Anderson and Ms. Stevenson have a nice lived-in quality, but the busy script infrequently lets them display it, constantly rushing from one high-decibel exchange to another.

Conversations with those in the booming video game industry – predicted to be worth $99.6bn by the end of 2016 – paint a picture of a high-pressure world that is constantly rushing to keep up with technology platform trends.

Every one is piled high with by-products of a culture which in the past 10 years has gone from thinking that a cup of coffee is best enjoyed sitting down, in a break from a busy day, to one where if you're not constantly rushing, you may get to work to find your desk gone.

He constantly rushed around the prayer room, taking care of various problems.

He danced — both alone and with members of the audience — and was constantly improvising, rushing ahead conversationally then forcing out a hoarse, detailed cry, weaving microtonally between notes.

The wind blows this way and then that way, constantly shifting, rushing first from one side of the ancient wall and then from the other.

The very beauty of the location, with its autumnal colors constantly changing under rushing clouds, contributes to the feeling of impending doom.

Wozzeck works there, rushing around constantly rearranging chairs, condiments and the shoes that patrons leave on the floor near their designated spaces.