Sentence examples for rush ends from inspiring English sources

In other words, companies that sell shovels do better than prospectors but also have a hard time once the gold rush ends.

The defensive coordinator Craig Bohl, the secondary coach George Darlington and the rush ends coach Nelson Barnes were let go three days after the Cornhuskers finished their worst regular season in 41 years with a 7-6 record.

"There has been an enormous premium in free agency and in the draft on rush ends and run-stopping defensive linemen that have a capacity to slow down the offensive attack".

His show has also been uneven at the box office and the subject of rumors, including one that it will close on Jan . 3 after the Broadway holiday rush ends.

To add depth and create competition, the Rams drafted linebackers Micah Kiser, Obo Okoronkwo, Trevon Young and Travin Howard, and drafted rush ends John Franklin-Myers and Justin Lawler. Franklin-Myers and Justin Lawler

AEPi began its official rush last Tuesday, after ILG and dormitory rush ended.

Although this "health rush" ended long ago, the region has retained its outstanding medical facilities.

Long after the last gold rush ended, the names of old gold strikes and fabled hoards still promise adventure, welcome solitude and maybe, just maybe, instant riches.

After the rush ended, the neighborhood fell into disarray, but in the 1960s, a group of local businesspeople, led by the Denver preservationist Dana Crawford, started buying up century-old buildings with the goal of making Larimer a retail center.

Kamil and Rush ended their virtual tour in Times Square, where Marcus came face to face with one final landmark: a long-haired man dressed only in a cowboy hat, boots, and tight white briefs, strumming a guitar.

Some of the accounts are patently ridiculous, such as one that says the man riding the ferry with the Professor's drinks was a gold miner; even though the martini was invented long after the Gold Rush ended in 1855.