Sentence examples for from rushes from inspiring English sources

The present town is modern, with industries that produce textiles, furniture, brick, and tile, as well as matting, packaging materials, and boards from rushes.

I work pretty much from rushes, which can be very frustrating because my music needs to be tailored to the scene".

One of Kiefer's pavilions at Barjac contains a Morgenthau installation: a field of wheat fashioned from rushes, with each of the heads covered in gold leaf, and, in the middle of this operatically bucolic statement, a coiled snake.

Filmmaker Dean Kavanagh, who later rebuilt the film from rushes and edits, finds the sets "the most stand-out element…I have a particular fondness for the sequence where Irish Moll sits alone, in a state of despair, drinking in her abode and the walls are billowing.

The archaeologists speculate that, as well as hunting fish and game, they would have eaten the roots and shoots of reeds, the sweet gum oozing from rushes, the seeds of grass and orache, bark bread from the birch trees, nuts, acorns, leaves and wild fruit.

The Trojans gained additional yardage from rushes and a pass interference penalty before the touchdown attempt fell short with an incomplete pass to Amon-ra St. Brown.

A justification from Rush Limbaugh helps, too.

Herrick received his M.D. from Rush Medical College in 1888.

He received his medical degree from Rush Medical College in 1904.

It was from Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio host.

That said, nothing good ever came from rushing.