Sentence examples for in rush of from inspiring English sources

Thorne does have a fleeting cameo in Rush of Blood, but Billingham's second standalone book primarily features three British couples who meet on a Florida holiday.

Go to a bookshop in America and there are golf mysteries, cat mysteries, cooking mysteries, cat and cooking mysteries … " Billingham has just finished the next Thorne, in which he deals with the ramifications of his cameo role in Rush of Blood.

With that in rush of fluid, the tissue temporarily swells.

In the hands of a skilled writer, especially one who has committed years to observing and thinking about some small corner of existence -- poets such as Jack Gilbert, Mary Oliver and Louise Glück -- this poetry can achieve breathtaking effects that are all the more mystifying because, at first, we can find no apparent cause for this sudden in-rush of energy.

A crucial part of the process of inoculating the populace against the in-rush of radical ideas is to encourage pride in the local faith first by a form of religious nationalism with all the popular emotion centered on local history, and then by a form of rejectionism against the imposition of an alien brand of the religion, by identifying Wahhabism or Salafism as a form of imperialism.

These results are consistent with the idea that alterations to membrane function and integrity is a short-term response (impacted by the in-rush of water) and that the recovery of photosynthesis is a long-term response.

Their speech pours out in rushes of words pitted with dangerous silences.

He is fifth in the N.F.L. in rushing yards, fifth in yards per game (97.8), third in first downs (34) and fourth in rushes of 20 yards or more (eight).

Interestingly, the jump in applications didn't bring in a rush of lower-quality candidates.

But in a rush of adrenaline in a stadium quiet for so long in January, the Panthers' big dreams returned.

The end of the war in 1918 resulted in a rush of marriages, which highlighted a shortage of housing.