Sentence examples for rush back from from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Sprewell said that he would not rush back from his broken right hand, a point he repeated today.

By signing with the Yankees, who have 13 other pitchers, Dotel will not have to rush back from surgery.

Mangold said that Friday's practice went well, but that he would not rush back from his injury just because the Jets are facing a behemoth.

But in a blow for Corbyn, his deputy, who was forced to rush back from Glastonbury festival, also said he was deeply disappointed about the sacking of Benn and could add his voice to those urging him to resign.

Senior Tories, including David Cameron, were forced to rush back from the Lord Mayor's dinner wearing white tie, while supportive backbenchers engaged in a US-style filibuster in the Commons to ensure the government was not defeated.

But sometimes just a day or so later, with a glimmer of hope that Europe is pulling away from the abyss or that the United States is picking up steam, newly optimistic investors turn around and rush back from cash into harder assets, like stocks, foreign bonds or commodities, pushing prices higher together.

It turns out that Folk had rushed back from surgery.

"I'm glad I rushed back from our break to work on: A) earmarks".

"I'm glad I rushed back from our break to work on food safety".

Jason Kidd rushed back from what was supposed to be a season-ending broken ankle.

He rushed back from London to his home yesterday as his wife went into labour.