Sentence examples for early rush from inspiring English sources
Then, after the early rush, it all dries up.
The pent-up eagerness of many couples to tie the knot created an early rush: nearly 4,000 people got hitched that December.
The early rush was partly because of a rash of discounted packages with an unusually early booking deadline of Aug. 31.
The early rush to publish public data sets saw the UK take the global lead in open data – it's now ranked second behind Taiwan.
The early rush of primaries is complicated by the fact that several states have pushed back their contests, raising the possibility of a drawn-out fight for the nomination.
After an early rush of work, feature-length cartoons collapsed in Korea in the 70s due to TV-based competition; now some think the video game industry is more seductive to young creatives.
Meanwhile Phil Mickelson has just birdied 9, and despite that early rush-of-blood double, he's -1 and only a couple off the lead.
Zanuck thought the early rushes looked stiff.
The filmmakers also invited Ms. Johnson to watch some early rushes.
Kristin Scott Thomas watches early rushes, and then adjusts her performance.
Early rushes from the film, Constructing Albert, show that the younger Adrià sports "neatly trimmed facial hair".
