Sentence examples for developing rush from inspiring English sources

One wonders what Ron Howard would have made of it; he was originally slated to direct Captain Phillips while Greengrass was developing Rush, the two film-makers ultimately swapping projects with rewarding results for both.

"He yearns to be great," said Pettine, who praised Wilkerson's developing pass-rush moves and mental aptitude.

But we must not rush developing countries to reduce their tariffs without recognising the effect it could have on both government revenues and on the livelihoods of people working on the land.

As the cold war developed, Mr. Rusher turned increasingly to conservative politics.

The camera lingers and lets a little tension develop before rushing off to the next topic.

I have always tried to reproduce this sense of being sent, of being launched... there is an effort in my novels to represent the whole sequence (facts, beings, happenings) as a great moving entity... a developing, passing, rolling, rushing inspiration.

Yet the developing world is rushing to embrace them, often faster and on a bigger scale than even the developed world.

But Abraham has discovered that, on the line, he needs to develop an inside rush to complement his outside rush.

Don't rush when developing your personal brand online, for example.

Ms. Jung was among the first to rush into developing markets like Russia and China, giving Avon an early edge on competitors, analysts said.

You boldly address the "insatiable appetite" and profit motives driving the gold rush in developing countries and the environmental damage wrought by industrial mining.