For instance, rushing to make a charitable donation by the end of 2009 makes tax sense only if you are itemizing deductions for this year.
For instance, the rush of passing air on supersonic planes heats the skin above the boiling point, which can weaken the airplane's construction.
Gaudí found abundant examples of them in nature, for instance in rushes, reeds and bones; he used to say that there is no better structure than the trunk of a tree or a human skeleton.
For instance, the gold rush arguably led to the creation of Silicon Valley.
Cutting AIG's debt rating in 2008, for instance, sent investors rushing for the exit.Ending this dependence is a priority for the Financial Stability Board, which co-ordinates the G20's financial policies.
Their current popularity, it is heartening to report, is not just another instance of a general rush to board the bandwagon of a winner, however.
In one instance, he eluded a rush, stepped up in the pocket and lofted a deep sideline pass that was just within reach of a diving Ryan Spadola, a rookie wideout from Lehigh.
In an essay titled "What Is an Emotion?," James offered the following thought experiment: imagine a strong emotional response to some event in your life, and then try to erase from it "its characteristic bodily symptoms" — for instance, fear without a rush of adrenaline and the physical impulse to run, or sadness without flushness and tears.
Mid-paragraph about a third of the way in, for instance, he declares, "A rush of pure energy and positive feeling, 'The Clash' was one of the best long-playing records that had ever been made, a stunning piece of art".
In late November, for instance, he said, the Rush & Molloy column in The Daily News included his description of odd fliers featuring a likeness of Willie Nelson that were being distributed in the East Village by people connected to an apocalyptic Christian evangelist named Tony Alamo.
