"in rush to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe someone hurrying to do something. For example, "She was in rush to finish her homework before her parents got home."
Buckley, who brought in Rush to work with her on the Paralympics closing ceremony, has noticed a greater creative confidence this year.
PAGE A6 Flaws in Rush to Rebuild Iraq The State Department has produced a draft planning document saying that after any future conflicts, the United States should not immediately begin a major rebuilding program, as was tried in Iraq.
In rush to graduate college, win Pam, get job, make babies, move ahead in job, forgot former presentiment of special destiny I used to have when tiny, sitting in cedar-smelling bedroom closet, looking up at blowing trees through high windows, feeling I would someday do something great.
But it has given me pause in rushing to judgment on the ethics of entrepreneurship.
But they showed enormous courage in rushing to the scene of the carnage once again.
But there's really no point in rushing to anticipate Armageddon.
But Carmichael urged caution in rushing to change gender at the onset of puberty.
And really there is no point in rushing to the next stage until you are happy with the first.
However, he was second on the team in rushing to sophomore Clarence Williams who tallied 837 yards in 12 games.
Is it because in reintegration programs, our country has slipped into assimilation programs in rushing to make us "normal" again?
"I'm in no rush to get in the real world right now," he said recently.
