Sentence examples for fall rush from inspiring English sources

"Fall rush is very intense and lots of pressure," said IFC President Christopher P. Child '06.

Living Group Council Speaker Jessie E. Karnis said the LGC does not release fall numbers because fall rush is small and not all the houses participate.

After a somewhat rough transition following the end of fall Rush in 2002, sorority recruitment has seen an improvement in 2004 and 2005.

Unlike previous years, the IFC will be hosting activities to allow people to explore the various fraternities at MIT. Spring recruitment will allow people who missed fall rush to join fraternities.

The fraternity will "not actively participate in fall rush," but will rush this summer "in anticipation of a delayed rush during the spring term, 1991," and will have an information booth present during Residence/Orientation Week.

We'd point out that with so many races in flux, (granted the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee have outpaced their Republican counterparts in fund-raising), the final fall rush for cash can be quite dire for some races that hadn't been viewed competitively by the leaders.

The initial increase was spurred as investors who sold the euro short, wagering that it would fall, rushed to cover those positions and lock in profits.

Drugs have become a highly political subject on Capitol Hill, and many of the senators facing re-election this fall rushed to the floor to make speeches in time for the evening news shows.

Other than isolation and solitude, and the chance to swim (prohibited), the falls offer everything: long cascades; pools; mist in the air; coolness; negative ions, I presume; the sound of falling, rushing, gurgling water.

In the fall, Rush Limbaugh made the point plainly.

Fall fraternity rush would be moved back to the spring.