Sentence examples for general rush from inspiring English sources

There was a general rush to climb up in one particular place.

But, as of yet, there is no sign of a general rush to trade protectionism or to beggar-thy-neighbor currency policies.

Their current popularity, it is heartening to report, is not just another instance of a general rush to board the bandwagon of a winner, however.

Sitting in their storefront, which had a simple flyer posted in the window soliciting donations for disaster relief, Ms. Gupta said it had been heartening to see the general rush to provide help.

Basically, it is good news that Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel have performed so strongly: excellent films in that "indie-literate" middle ground that many in the industry have been worrying had been neglected in the general rush to big-budget, big-box-office superhero pictures.

Rebekah Brooks has gone; the BSkyB deal is dead; James Murdoch should certainly lose his job as chairman of the broadcaster; that old player Les Hinton deposited his own head on a platter in the general rush to atonement; and Rupert Murdoch took space in the competition to say he was sorry and mumbled apologies to an ordinary family.

They have no general rush-hour restrictions, which stands to reason: if all train cars have designated spots for bicycles, all trains can accommodate bicycles.

James Comey, then the deputy attorney general, rushed to the hospital and managed to thwart the plan.

Wind, rain, and general rushing around can mess up your hair and leave it limp by midday.

That explains why Ali Rodriguez, OPEC's secretary-general, rushed to make it clear that the cartel will not use oil as a "weapon".

When the just-restored Parlement of Paris, concerned to prevent ministerial manipulation of the Estates-General, rushed to declare that it should be structured "according to the forms of 1614," with the two privileged orders (the clergy and the nobility) having separate chambers and a veto on all legislation, the judges quickly lost most of their popularity.