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Craig Hammerman, the district manager of Community Board 6 and a member of the plaza coalition, said the neighborhoods south of Prospect Park face rush-hour traffic jams when flow through the park and around the plaza is restricted.
But three hours later, a pale face rushes up to inform us that, yes, the ex-Box Top, ex-Big Star, ex-teenage genius and ex-alcoholic Alexander Chilton has arrived.
The Scottish transport minister warned snow and strong winds could leave commuters facing rush hour disruption today.
Well into the 20th century, residential buildings faced Rush Street until the demands of the expanding commerce especially concentrations of restaurants and night clubs consumed its real estate.
Israel has faced rushed accusations based on versions of the story told by Palestinians that turn out to be only partially true – and more often than not are exposed as lies and fabrications.
Drivers in the city where the car is king face longer rush hour commutes, more lost time, more wasted fuel and increased potential risk of accidents, than do their counterparts in any other municipality in the country.
She told me as much, and she said I was not to contradict her, otherwise she would slap me in the face and rush out into the garden to eat mud.
Manweiler described the system by analogy: "Big cities face heavy rush hours as workers come and leave their jobs at similar times.
With a flushed, round face and Rush Limbaugh-like physique, Ford has become a favorite topic on late-night TV shows.
As Greg Sargent noted on "The Horse's Mouth," the Associated Press simply accepted at face value Rush's easily disproven claim that he was only talking about one soldier.
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