Sentence examples for forced to rush from inspiring English sources

ABC stations were forced to rush commercials, promotions or ill-prepared newscasts onto the air.

The US star was forced to rush the single's release on Tuesday after it leaked online last weekend.

Unless you are in an exam and forced to rush, there's no need to write at a galloping speed.

Those editors who remain standing, she writes, are forced to rush out books without enough editing or supervision.

The singer was forced to rush release the song following Fleur East's performance of the single on the X Factor last week that topped the iTunes chart.

Microsoft has learned much from its recent fumbles with Windows 8 as it did likewise when forced to rush out Windows 7 to replace its dismal Windows Vista.

Like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, Spears is the latest high profile artist forced to rush-release a single after it was released illegally online.

The "Born This Way" singer, who was forced to rush-release her new single "Applause" after it was leaked by hackers at the weekend, heads star-studded iTunes line-up.

Also fortunately for the 43-year-old superchef, who has been accused of spreading his talents too thinly with 24 establishments in four continents along with a busy international TV career, any embarrassment will be shared by Michelin, which for the second year was forced to rush-release its list after a leak.

Unlike the United States, most European nations never structured their armed forces to rush to distant battle zones.

Suddenly free, yet alone, residents waited for American forces to rush into Mosul, the largest city in northern Iraq, to keep the peace.