Sentence examples for public rush from inspiring English sources

Being on the receiving end of prosecutorial curiosity has exposed Spitzer to the kind of public rush to judgment that, as attorney general, he used to exploit, and he has handled it with the kind of cautious evasion that he used to deplore.

In 1977, Charles Richter – the man who gave his name to a now-defunct scale of earthquake strength – wrote, "Journalists and the general public rush to any suggestion of earthquake prediction like hogs toward a full trough… [Prediction] provides a happy hunting ground for amateurs, cranks, and outright publicity-seeking fakers".

If you're out in public, rush home for hot sex.

The public rushed to buy personal protection devices.

WHERE medicine failed, a panicky public rushed in with its own theories and prescriptions.

In the 2001 Argentinian debt crisis, the public rushed to withdraw their money.

The court heard how Mr Wood was involved in the fatal collision at Clerkenwell Road's junction with Farringdon Road which saw the road come to a complete standstill as members of the public rushed to help.

At that time, REITs were beaten up as the public rushed to invest in technology stocks.

After the 9-magnitude earthquake in Fukushima, incurring nuclear leakage accidents in 2011, some rumors said that taking materials containing iodine could help ward of nuclear radiation, which led to the public rushing for everything containing iodine, such as Chinese snapping up iodized salt, Americans rushing for iodine pills, Russians hoarding iodine, and Korean residents rushing for seaweed.

Mr Beck asked that the public "not rush to judgement" either as regards the actions of the officers or the actions of the deceased.

He wanted to get that point across because he knows that the press, and public will rush to judge if things go slowly in the week.