Sentence examples for rush days from inspiring English sources

Alone among Australian wine regions, it still produces mainly the sweet, fortified wines that ruled in the gold rush days.

By the Gold Rush days of the mid-1800s, humanstarteded carving up the area for salt production.

The early gold rush days are over, he adds, and buyers shouldn't treat it as a get-rich-quick scheme.

Notable annual events are the Camellia Festival (March), the Sacramento Music Festival (May), the California State Fair (July), and Gold Rush Days (September).

But the San Francisco of the Gold Rush days provided an eager audience for their writing, as it did for theatre and music.

The city's connection to Peru dates back to Gold Rush days, when pisco, white Peruvian brandy, was the drink of choice.

Since the gold-rush days of the mid-19th century, Sydney has had its Chinatown, a loosely defined area close to the old fruit and vegetable markets.

They range from Cape Breton's Fortress of Louisbourg to the boyhood home of the former prime minister W.L. Mackenzie King in Ottawa and a reconstructed theatre of the gold-rush days in Dawson, Yukon.

A main artery for prospectors during gold-rush days, it was originally named in 1843 for John Lee Lewes, a Hudson's Bay Company agent, and was renamed Yukon in the early 1950s.

Four miles from Lüderitz lies a curious remnant of those diamond-rush days: Kolmanskop, a company settlement constructed in 1908 and abandoned in the 1950s when the nearby mine was depleted.

But above all we'll certainly miss, in these short, saccharine, sugar-rush days, the glories of a sharp and clever and labyrinthine eight-part serving of meat to get our teeth into.