Sentence examples for extreme rush from inspiring English sources

The environment was an extreme rush.

At the sight of a bug, phobic individuals may experience an extreme rush of fear, a racing heart, breathlessness, sweating and a strong urge to flee, said Martin Antony, a phobia expert at Ryerson University in Toronto and an author of "Overcoming Animal and Insect Phobias".

They both experience extreme rushes of blood from the head: pilots (from the force created by rapid acceleration) and giraffes (merely from lifting their necks).

The decision ended a bruising legal fight that helped make Walker, with his brand of extreme conservatism, Rush Limbaugh's favorite for the Republican Party Presidential nomination in the 2016 election.

For that you'll have to look at how Lac-Mégantic was hit by a perfect storm of greed, deregulation and an extreme energy rush driving companies to ever greater gambles with the environment and human life.

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Now, it's pictures of climate catastrophes like last summer's massive wildfires in Colorado or the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy, and videos of fossil fuel disasters like the Mayflower spill or last year's tar sands spill in Kalamazoo River, that are causing people to connect the dots between the new extreme energy rush and the ever worsening climate crisis.

This may cause an extreme sugar rush.

Civil servants can and do argue that the coalition's plans are too extreme, too rushed.

Republican views get reduced to the stereotypical extremes of Rush Limbaugh or Phyllis Schlafly.

Also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya, the "Smoke that Thunders", the world's largest falls channels the Zambezi's impressive water volume into a 250km-long zigzag spectacle of rock-eating cataracts and steep-walled gorges perfect for the extreme adrenaline rushes of white-water rafting, kayaking, river boarding and more.