Sentence examples for predictable rush from inspiring English sources
There is a predictable rush to apportion blame.
Certainly Duke earned praise for its grittiness in winning, as ESPN.com's Andy Katz wrote, and there was a predictable rush to pin some new honors on Krzyzewski, which CBSSports.com's Dennis Dodd did in calling him the greatest college coach.
The result is a predictable rush among Washington lobbyists to get their favorite tax provisions included in the legislative language, with everyone from high-tech corporations to automakers arguing that after years of higher productivity, they now need a break.
There is perhaps a whiff here of what's known as "suicide marketing", the cynical PR stunt of announcing that you're dumping some old-fashioned household product – salad cream, say – and then responding to the predictable rush of nostalgia for it by announcing grandly that you've listened and reprieved it.
Europe saw the predictable rush back to government bonds in morning trading.
The apps that get bult for Glass and the experience that people have will be the deciding factor on all of that, not the typical and predictable rushes to judgement of the tech press.
One immediate result was entirely predictable: people rushed to get their paperwork in.
The video spread via the predictable outlets (Drudge, Rush, Hannity) and even into an anti-Obama PAC ad.
The lost order was arguably a statistically predictable result of rushed administration connected with the speedy movements of Lee's army.
Another reason is the Saints have had too much in their 3-3-5 3-3-5 3-3-5onickelets to start settling for personnelle four-man rusets atothistartnt (even if the four rusettlinge so talented).
