Sentence examples for making a rush from inspiring English sources

On Taylor's first return in February 1910, he made a promise to score a goal while making a rush backwards against Ottawa.

I turned out to be fairly racist no Rodney King level vibes, but if you were at the other end of me making a rush decision (say tweaking out while holding a gun in a dark alley with two strangers approaching) you would definitely rather be a white guy than a black guy because I am an unconscious racist.

On the other hand, don't feel pressured into making a rushed decision.

For Mr. Thornton, leading these trips is the antithesis of making a rushed charge through the wilderness.

He and several other passengers made a rush for the cabin, to do something.

The Web site's chief executive, Christopher Ruddy, suggested that Fox had made a rush to judgment.

"I don't want to make a rush to judgment," he said.

A stranger who had entered the Executive Office building was seen to make a rush down the corridor.

Andy made a rush for the carcass, only to see the dog grab it and race away.

Occasionally, we had to herd one or two back to our plates if they made a rush for the border.

So while inflation would still be bad for bond returns, there is enough bleak news coming from the United States and Europe to make a rush out of Treasury bonds premature.