Sentence examples for particular rush from inspiring English sources

I've not been in any particular rush I must say.

Western officials have said they are not in any particular rush themselves to revive negotiations.

When he pulled away in no particular rush, I observed that the vehicle had E.M.T. plates.

It is clear that the Jets are in no particular rush to restore normalcy to the team.

Stephens walked out on the court first, after a long delay, followed by Williams, who seemed in no particular rush to get started.

I've never been able to get too panicked by this particular rush over civilization's cliff, partly because I suspect the alarmism is based on an absurdly reductive premise.

(Mr. Gilmore, in particular, rushes into the available spaces like water, complementing the guitar's rhythmic shapes with his own).

Ericsson and Nokia, in particular, rushed high-quality digital phones to the market.

He is sure to claim credit for the BJP's success, seeking strong momentum for the national polls next year.In particular, the rush of success for the BJP under Mr Modi suggests that many Indian voters do not consider him to be toxic as a leader, despite his role as chief minister in allowing massacres in Gujarat, early in 2002, when more than 1,000 people died, most of them Muslims.

Alberto is just one of the many cocaine producers capitalizing on this particular gold rush.

The path — with a wonderful bare minimum of lighting — runs beside a large and rushing stream, the noise of the waters a particular thrill in the later evening.