Sentence examples for in less of a rush from inspiring English sources

Anyway, someone in less of a rush can always help out.

America is now in less of a rush for Poland to host its anti-missile interceptors.

But the Americans and Europeans, who are jointly paying for the election, are in less of a rush.

That means they are in less of a rush to buy and willing to spend more on renovation.A bond backed by rental payments would help answer the question of "trade v industry".

Some speculate that many Vermont couples are in less of a rush to get all-but-married, while out-of-state couples either are more worried the law will be repealed, or are taking advantage of vacation time to travel, or are simply eager after waiting so many years.

The French socialist party membership at the time was about 200,000 so the French contest, conducted in less of a rush than Labour and closer to the actual presidential election, appears to have done better than Labour's at galvanising the wider electorate, even though voters in the contest had to go to the polling stations on the day of the final ballot to vote.

The Liberty Media Corporation seemed to be in a big hurry to hire Gregory B. Maffei as its new chief executive, but it was in much less of a rush to let go of his predecessor, Robert R. Bennett.

The feeling is less of a rush though.

The feeling is less of a rush, though.

Perhaps there is less of a rush than people think.

These have less nicotine and will give you less of a "head rush" (buzz).*Don't spit dip out on the floor or anywhere else that someone might step in it.