Sentence examples for extraordinary rush from inspiring English sources

There is an extraordinary rush and then you do it again.

With a bit more effort, maybe you could join Australia in experiencing the extraordinary rush that only comes with the glint of silver.

I still remember the extraordinary rush of excitement of coming across Touch by the Eurythmics on cassette tape for £2.99 in the bargain bin.

Like Louka, he takes the boy shoe shopping (in this movie for a pair of supercool trainers) and reflects afterward, "I was suddenly hit by an extraordinary rush of well-being".

Seeing Wilson and Love performing Heroes and Villains and Good Vibrations is a potent reminder that this extraordinary music emerged from the squarest of groups: it is impossible not to wonder if Wilson's bandmates had the faintest idea what was going on in his head during his extraordinary rush of avant-pop creativity between 1965 and 1967.

The question prompts another extraordinary rush of often baffling information, which boils down to something like: his bank has no clients anymore (although, as a creditor, "I turn out to be the owner of a major factory with 900 people working in it which is producing a very important security element for atomic stations").

Fothergill agreed that "there were many moments when we had absolutely extraordinary rushes come in [while working on 'Frozen Planet']." The producers also explained the poles' importance to the rest of the world.

A little-known novelist with a tiny independent publisher in Scotland is enjoying an extraordinary sales rush after being shortlisted for the Man Booker prize.

The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers called the EPA move "an extraordinary and premature rush to judgment".

"This idea that there is an ideological drive to destroy the BBC is just extraordinary, the people rushing to defend the BBC are tilting at windmills, they are trying to have an argument that has never been started, certainly not by me," he said, during an interview session at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.

The more pedestrian paintings failed to sell, but buyers rushed toward extraordinary work, which soared in value.