Sentence examples for rush events from inspiring English sources

"In hindsight, I learned a lot of valuable lessons, but mainly to research way more, and to not rush events... it was really messy of me, and I'm honestly glad it happened, because I never would have had the learning lessons that I had".

As a freshman, I didn't have the greatest roommate in the world and the parabolic neon lights from rush events never enticed me.

According to M.I.T's newspaper the Tech, the National Pan Hellenic Conference has put a ban on sorority women at fraternity rush events, especially a practice called "rush girls" in which a woman "helps out" during rush.

The Scouting Report column on Thursday misstated the dates for H. Stern's Gold Rush event.

("We have a rush event this Thursday? And everyone needs to be there?") Dr. Eckert of Stanford recalled a study by one of her students, a woman who worked at a Jamba Juice and tracked instances of uptalking customers.

I decided to go to a rush event, which turned out to be an ice cream social.

With a trio of aides Ms. Massimi rushes from event to event, fielding passionate and often angry questions from voters who share her religious convictions but question whether committed Islamists should sully themselves by getting involved in politics.

Transportation gridlock frustrated visitors as they rushed between events on opposite sides of a sprawling metropolis.

There are times when policy makers should be judicious, when they should resist being rushed by events.

The candidates, rushing between events in the harried final day of campaigning before the primaries on Tuesday, mostly rejected Mr. Kelly's remarks.

Season Two, for me, was a disaster creatively, rushing through events, turning vivid characters into tiresome ones and so on and so forth.