Sentence examples for received a rush from inspiring English sources

Ms. Couric received a rush of attention for the two interviews, in which Ms. Palin, governor of Alaska, spoke haltingly on, among other topics, her state's "narrow maritime border" with Russia.

As the story made its rounds, Lamm received a rush of requests: People wanted to know where they could buy a doll like the one he created. .

On June 17 , 1952 a day before their planned departure, Parsons received a rush order of explosives for a film set and began to work on it in his home laboratory.

Following the publication of the advertisements, the study centre received a rush of phone calls, many of which were from obviously ineligible callers who wanted to comment on the study rather than enquire about participation.

Is it self-control when you avoid eating a food because you don't notice it, like it, or receive a rush of reward from it?

There was the story about how she had received a terrific rush in her early twenties, with a date every night, including a series with a tremendously tall young man who later supervised the secret bombing of Cambodia.

By the way, to prepare this list I asked my imaginary/semi-real/unseen friends on Facebook for suggestions and received such a rush of replies of characters from books I've not read and from films I've not seen that I had to ignore them almost totally.

But no more caveats: this morning was the premiere of Un Prophete and it was received with a rush of enthusiastic applause by the critics.

He graduated from Johns Hopkins and received a medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago.

She received a medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago and received a master's in public health from Harvard.

In the case of the mandate, he combined a hasty compromise proposal with a "war on women" counterattack — and received a crucial gift from Rush Limbaugh, whose "slut" monologue seemed to vindicate the White House's portrayal of its opponents as troglodytes and bigots.