Sentence examples for occasion rush from inspiring English sources

However, and now we come to the point of this domestic tale, I will on rare occasion rush from my office and forget to turn off the light upon my hasty retreat.

— the concentration of big shots and big speeches occasioned a rush of invitation anxiety and panel overload.

For foreign-policy buffs and who, these days, doesn't have a world view to propound?—the concentration of big shots and big speeches occasioned a rush of invitation anxiety and panel overload.

Smith, 21, was so high on the adrenaline of the occasion that he rushed in from the first bell.

Your date hurries the occasion (for example, rushes to get the bill, hurries out of the cinema and hails a cab home immediately, etc).

The only thing I was able to find amusing about being burgled (on two occasions) was my instinctive rush to check that manuscripts and back-ups were okay.

Ken Livingstone hasn't suddenly decided to make outrageous comments; he has been making them for a very long time, and on previous occasions Sadiq Khan has rushed publicly to his defence".

On these occasions she talked in a rush of jokes and judgments, mostly pointing out how works and ideas that people raved about were rubbish, but how here and there — in the output of some obscure contemporary or half-forgotten figure from another century — there was something extraordinary.

In some cases it appeared that individual factors led to a higher risk of the fall occurring (e.g. the individual was rushing), and on occasion the individual was unable to get up unaided.

He won on occasion, but it was the adrenaline rush, not the money, that kept him going back.

On occasion, you may get that sugar rush from an uplifting story or inspiring news item.