Sentence examples for nervous rush from inspiring English sources

In a nervous rush, you skip breakfast, scramble to locate your keys, and head out only to find torrential rain... and a dead car battery.

It was a flood of light-brown to black-skinned Brazilians — and everyone was in a nervous rush — in shorts and surf wear or jeans, T-shirts or blouses for the women.

City were tense, nervous, rushing passes, unable to find their usual rhythm despite having a huge amount of possession.

Also, officials fear that if millions of nervous citizens rush out to buy masks, that will create shortages for health care workers, who need them more.

The 5.5-liter V-12 is muscular but exotically so; there's a nervous, whirring rush to the exhaust at startup, and the twin turbochargers suck in enough air to kick acceleration from 30-to-60 30-to-60 30-to-60 mph only by bupletotrains and realevele cars.

Nervous depositors rushed to withdraw money from IndyMac Bank, the California thrift that collapsed in July.

The film's appeal to working-class Americans, who are the true victims of George Bush's policies, should give pause to its critics, especially the nervous liberals rushing to disassociate themselves from Michael Moore.

If he is nervous don't rush things he may start to avoid you.

Already nervous Argentine depositors rushed to withdraw cash after rumours that accounts would be frozen.

To plug holes in the island's massive banking sector, its government has penalised uninsured bank deposits, and has thrown capital controls into the bargain to prevent nervous depositors from rushing for the exits.

For one thing, export growth, after several good years, has stalled, partly because nervous international investors, rushing into assets they still consider safe, have driven the dollar up against other currencies — making U.S. production much less cost-competitive.