Sentence examples for patterns of rush from inspiring English sources

As with Frederick and Steven Barthelme's disarming gambling memoir, "Double Down" (1999), the chief virtue of "All or Nothing" is its facility in enlightening nonbelievers, showing how this addiction follows recognizable patterns of rush and crash, but with a twist — the buzz is in the process, not the result.

Susan Rice's tumble is part of a disturbing pattern of rushing to pump up the president on national security, which seems particularly stupid because it's so unnecessary.

Are you in some sort of rush?

The seat was woven of rush.

Everything is sort of rush, rush, rush, and they don't really listen.

There is a need for further studies evaluating the reliability and efficacy of RUSH checklist.

A sensitivity analysis was conducted to examine various definitions of rush hour.

In these conditions, innovative models battle strong headwinds — a fact many VCs and founders overlooked as they rushed to build businesses following the patterns of technology-driven disruption that have transformed industries such as shopping, transportation and entertainment.

Aston Martin, now owned by Ford, fits the same pattern, with a rush of orders for its new DB9 sports car stretching its British factory to the limits.

The Murdoch family was drawn personally into the inquiry in mid-July when the House of Commons committee on culture, media and sport questioned both Rupert and James Murdoch, with both men expressing regret over the phone hacking but denying any knowledge that it had been a widespread pattern before the rush of revelations this year.

The rush of words turns into percussion, catchy choruses show up, and, somehow, the skeletal patterns of keyboards and drum machines mesh as transparent and synthetic funk.