We didn't stop to think about what happened; our every move and thought went into rushing the president and Mrs. Kennedy to the nearest hospital.
Teams are small and they inevitably have to go into overdrive and rush to fill orders.
Health workers found her just as she was about to go into labour and rushed her to the nearest clinic in Melamchi.
"You get anxious about, 'Will they come back?' " Maureen Berliner, a Weston graphic designer, asked her husband not to go into the city during rush hour anymore.
The Giants, whose Super Bowl victory against the Patriots revolved largely around a devastating pass rush, go into the season without the two cornerstones of the defensive line.
Still, Dame Colette isn't in a rush to go into details.
If a bipartisan agreement cannot be reached before the end of the year, nearly $8 trillion in deficit reduction could go into force in a sudden rush, a boon to budget hawks but a potential disaster for the fragile economic recovery.
Carney said Wednesday that Perry was in no rush to go into detail.
To which the man replied, "In the morning, the boarders, one by one, will go into the bathroom, and will come rushing out, exclaiming, 'There's a horse in the bathroom!' I want to be able to say, 'Yes, I know.' ☝ Gunfy, in his "Laughter Considered as a Joint Disease," holds that the letter "W" is not essential to the beginning of a joke, so long as it comes in somewhere before the joke is over.
They feel a huge rush or high, but can quickly crash and go into withdrawal.
