Sentence examples for it will rush from inspiring English sources

It will rush the passer until he is at least uncomfortable in the pocket.

But all hard-core addicts know that if an oral drug is injected into the bloodstream, it will rush into the brain and create a far more dramatic high.

The Aztek is so bad that after less than a half year on the market, GM says it will rush out some design fixes next year something that is unheard of today.

And when a fire starts, the fire crew closest to it will rush to the scene regardless of jurisdiction.

It can strike quickly, to quite a long distance, and if molested and cornered, it will rush forward and make a determined effort to bite.

"It's not something I will rush into as it's such a big decision and I'll have to sacrifice a lot to be at the top," she said.

The poem is written in the voice of a tortured, lonely soul who comes to the bank of the Sangamon River: **{:.break one} ** Yes! I've resolved the deed to do,     And this the place to do it: This heart I'll rush a dagger through     Though I in hell should rue it!

Build up the internal pressure, fragment the rocky cap above it, and magma will rush up through a conduit to a vent or fissure and voilà, you have an eruption.

No longer can designers hold off for months in offering their clothing to the public, because consumers want to buy it now and manufacturers will rush to sell it to them.

There are scattered remarks - writing about his first Cinematographe show (in the Nijegorodskilistok journal, July 4, 1896) the Russian writer Maxim Gorki mentions that "it had been said that it [the train] will rush straight into the obscurity where we are", but gets disappointed.

But it remains unclear whether they will rush back into stores when the war dies down.