Sentence examples for make the rush from inspiring English sources

One way to do that is to set them into a pattern then forcefully knock down the lead leg and move to the weak side and then make the rush.

Ms. Foley, he added, tends to deliberate over each word or turn of phrase, making the rush to deadline "a bit of a cliffhanger".

Part of what makes the rush to market LAFC and the Galaxy as rivals so bizarre is that the Galaxy already have a legitimate, longstanding rival in San Jose.

Look for a layer of molten lava to envelop the tristate area between 5 and 6 p.m., making the rush-hour commute a slushy mess.

Rainouts are so common in the open-air stadium that some people do not bother making the rush-hour drive to the ballpark when the almost daily storm clouds gather.

The $1.3-billion 1.3-billionion of a 10-milanetrexpansionhe 405 made the rush-hofr drive over the Sepulveda Pass slower, not quicker.

"A number of individual incidents conspired to make the morning rush hour an absolute mess," Mr. O'Leary said.

Raylene Worthington maintains that she wasn't trying to make the blood rush to anyone's head.

We all know how much easier it can make the morning rush to have your children choose their clothes the night before.

This means Ofcom must now start trying to make the act, rushed through in the dying days of the last Labour government, actually work.

But can shopping on line really make the last-minute rush easier?