Sentence examples for creating a rush from inspiring English sources
Finally, a bit after 7 if memory serves, they asked us all to crush forward, ruining our finely knit socio-physical networks and creating a rush toward the entrance.
Exactly a year ago Treviso created a rush for the exit doors, saying they might save themselves the £2.5m bond demanded by the Pro12 and quit the league that gives them meaningful competition against the Welsh and Scots.
Coming up with a world-changing technological innovation that creates a rush of new investment would be pretty helpful, too.
"It will create a rush to the patent office, with innovators seeking to file anything and everything.
An earlier version of the tax credit created a rush to buy in the fall, when people thought it would expire Nov. 30.
IN The Claremont Review of Books, Christopher Flannery addresses what he says is the liberals' "increasingly desperate effort to discover or create a Rush Limbaugh of the Left".
Madonna created a rush on Tom Ford's blue satin and velvet Gucci pantsuit when she wore it to the 1996 MTV Video Awards.
A knotty stone sculpture called "Spirit of the Lima Bean" refers to the original use of the land under the South Coast development, while the circular "Energy Fountain" creates a rush of whitewater over stacked granite blocks.
Mr. Panetta's blunt talk may reflect genuine frustration in the Pentagon, said Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington, but "it won't exactly create a rush to get things resolved around here".
If that came as the economy began to strengthen enough that the Federal Reserve decided to let interest rates start to creep up, could that create a rush to buy among those who fear rising prices and mortgage interest rates?
