"I like this one," she said, "because Detective Rush is a kind of modern-day Wonder Woman".
One thing that helps, I've found, is to give the writing a bit of a forward rush, with a kind of sprung or syncopated rhythm, which often involves sentences that are deliberately off center.
Together, the music and dance induce a kind of metaphysical rush, soon heightened by the arrival of otherworldly creatures.
Avanti is the kind of place where the employees sit down together for a meal after the evening rush, a homey kind of place, where those sweet sisterly servers take care of you and compliment you on your choices.
Amid the data gold rush, a new kind of firm — the insights-driven business — is slowly emerging that approaches data analytics differently.
"I think he kind of rushed a little bit tonight to get his shot off," Howard said of Stoudemire.
And he accepted most of the adulation with a grace and charm he seldom exhibited on the screen, kissing his female fans on the cheek as they rushed up for a kind word and an autograph.
She has not played since the Australian Open so she will be anxious to get back playing, but you can't rush that kind of injury.
In the past, Black Friday was seen as a fun, weirdly exciting event; even when people got injured in the rush, it conferred a kind of cachet (O.K., well, that must have been a real bargain).
By Vauhini Vara November 24, 2015 In the past, Black Friday has been seen as a fun, weirdly exciting event; even when people got injured in the rush, it conferred a kind of shopping cachet.
