Like Mr. Sherman, he can rush fast movements to the point of unintelligibility.
— Late Sunday morning, as the Mississippi River was rushing faster and higher past this town than it has in 183 years of record-keeping, Dontaye Buck was sitting perfectly still.
In his fiction and nonfiction he rushes forward fast, fast, fast, pausing regularly to do a little scat singing ("a hypodermic full of hyper-hazy, health-hazarding" stuff, from a 1998 short story called "Hush-Hush"), or to blow a hole through the page.
While SF wandering doesn't hold the same diversity of twists and turns, the surprising length and straightness of the inner city roads sometimes hits me with an overwhelming vastness, a feeling of rushing fast and straight as an arrow along a wide avenue suspended like a mighty trench between two horizons.
Coming after "Dinner Rush," "Restaurant," "Fast Food, Fast Women" and "Off the Menu" -- not to mention the granddaddy of them all, the excellent "Big Night" (1996) -- "Waiting" doesn't have many fresh ideas to contribute to the genre, though it is reasonably good-natured and delivers a handful of solid laughs.
Bullets ricochet spasmodically, and once an opponent sees your character, enemies rush in faster than you can escape.
Rather than rush around faster than a speeding Jobs yacht, this much-discussed tech company decided to take its time when it came to launching iTunes 11 and it was music to many people's ears.
Investors might rush even faster into safer German bonds if these less frugal countries were to loosen the budgetary reins instead.One way out of this impasse would be a big co-ordinated stimulus, which the European Commission will propose next week.
If's the timeless ecstasyouf Mozart... thadsimple joy of a melody, a martini, or a madeleine.
"They tend to rush the fast notes".
