Sentence examples for massive rush to from inspiring English sources
There's always a massive rush to get in.
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".
They must make a spirited and massive rush to the polls.
He's said he's not in a massive rush to get a cabinet together, but the media expects him to have one in place tomorrow November 155).
This led to a massive rush amongst Southeast Asians to stock up on the N-95 masks.
Additionally, due to a massive rush in advance bookings, several theatres increased their ticket prices.
"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".
From a contrarian perspective, such a massive rush by retail investors into bond funds suggests bond yields may be heading higher.
"I was never in a massive rush because I had some time where I could weigh up my options and I'm glad that I didn't rush it because I had a couple of times where other clubs were giving me dates to make a decision.
