Sentence examples for feeling of rush from inspiring English sources

Everything has a feeling of rush and dash and hurtle – to the extent that Jim never has time to think about the consequences of any event.

"I wanted the feeling of rushing through, and I wanted things that immigrants would see when they come here," she said.

The rule could involve something objective (eg, never exceeding a specific quota of research involvements) or subjective (eg, avoiding the feeling of rushing to, from, and through all of one's commitments).

While SF wandering doesn't hold the same diversity of twists and turns, the surprising length and straightness of the inner city roads sometimes hits me with an overwhelming vastness, a feeling of rushing fast and straight as an arrow along a wide avenue suspended like a mighty trench between two horizons.

You know, the feeling of rushing to the mailbox to see what unknown messages await you.

That feeling of being rushed, plus a high noise level in the main dining room, left us less than relaxed.

Table 2 shows the mean and median scores for the ED nurses' and EPs' rates of overcrowding and feeling of being rushed.

When the staff experiences a feeling of being rushed, the NEDOCS tool can be completed to see if there really is a situation of overcrowding.

The differences between a low NEDOCS score and a high score on the feeling of being rushed could possibly be overcome if each patient is weighed to conform to his or her triage category.

The feeling of being rushed, late, frazzled is constant.

The feeling of being rushed whilst in their appointment.