Sentence examples for massive rush from inspiring English sources

There's always a massive rush to get in.

"Since it doesn't rain a lot" in San Diego, "there's a massive rush of runoff.

"Every time he comes," Mr Walker explains cheerfully, "we get a massive rush of volunteers".

Edward Hanrahan, CEO of ClimateCare, reiterated the need for caution in what he described as the "massive rush to provide credit at levels unseen before to the lowest income populace".

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From a contrarian perspective, such a massive rush by retail investors into bond funds suggests bond yields may be heading higher.

Massive, rushed and chaotic reforms have eroded confidence, consent and capacity.

Despite my reservations, I know that, on the day, running in the London Marathon will be a massive adrenaline rush.

"It's the first warm day, and all of a sudden it's as if there is a massive adrenaline rush, and lower Fifth Avenue is mobbed and you realize that spring is here".

"We regret that proposals to suddenly cut tariffs combined with the threat of closure of the scheme next January will spark a massive market rush," said Mike Landy, its head of policy.

The result would be an even higher debt-to-GDP ratio and may cause a massive global rush out of dollars.