"gushing torrent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a large amount of a particular thing that is flowing quickly and with force, such as water or emotions. For example, "The river was a gushing torrent of white foam."
Index funds are ever more popular, and Vanguard is gushing money, torrents of it.
My own experiences of violence and abuse intermingled with the thousands of stories of other women and men that I had interacted with over the years and were like a torrent gushing out of my body.
As it is, you're left with an album from which ideas continually gush forth in a torrent.
But for most defense companies in the state, while the Pentagon faucet might not have been opened to the torrent it gushed in the Cold War, the 2003 fiscal year budget proposed by Mr. Bush represents a lot more than the trickle of the last 10 years.
Words gush forth in torrents, spewing up like geysers on a ghostly plain, in "God's Ear," an arrestingly odd new play by Jenny Schwartz that will surely fascinate many, even as it exasperates others.
HOUSTON — As BP prepared Tuesday for its most ambitious effort yet to stop the torrent of oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, company officials emphasized that the procedure known as a top kill had never been tried so far underwater, that it might be delayed again and that it might not succeed at all.
In Sanlitun, a wine saleswoman in an upscale supermarket said that even in this neighborhood, where "prices are so high," a torrent of water gushed from a ventilation shaft in the ceiling on Saturday night.
In a region where the truth and truth-tellers have so long been smothered under the crushing weight of oil, autocracy and religious obscurantism, suddenly the Arab world has a truly free space — a space that Egyptians themselves, not a foreign army, have liberated — and the truth is now gushing out of here like a torrent from a broken hydrant.
There is currently a torrent of clickbait emoporn gushing through the world's internet cables, and I'm starting to worry it's seeping into the water supply.
