Sentence examples for given a rush from inspiring English sources

The Sliding Doors star was given a "rush of blood to the head" on her trainer-buying dates with the new Bono.

Given a rush job to write Atyeo's obituary in 1993, I was astonished to find no biography to crib from - but now John Hudson and Tom Hopegood have made amends and well and warmly done the Wessex folk-hero due honours with a fully rounded, expertly told tale of a luminary of football's fond, primeval 1950s (Atyeo, Redcliffe Press, Bristol, £17.50).

They were delighted to find it, because they knew it would give a rush to their addicted customers.

Now you can buy his Chocolate Shooter Kits for 45 euros (about $63), the perfect way to give a rush to your favorite chocolate-loving friend.

You want money coming in to add comfort instead of giving a rush like crack.

A quick flood of carbs to the brain gives a rush ("sugar high"), which is followed by a crash when the body produces insulin to combat the high blood sugar.

Members of the team were given "a limited and rushed briefing" before entering the apartment, where the two officers were then killed and a third was injured.

Seeing that high-resolution plasma planet spinning quietly away had given me a rush of goodwill towards all mankind, and hugs were just what I needed.

The destruction of a dam by rebel explosives gives a little rush of triumph: the revolution has begun!

This is because other diet-induced neurological changes make food not only taste better, but also cause food to give a bigger rush of the reward hormone dopamine.

Often, we know we'd have more long-term happiness if we gave up something that gives us a rush of satisfaction in the short-term.