He was awash in the awful feeling of just having let a Vikings rusher fly past him and block a punt.
From outside the United Kingdom and the United States, the Canadian trio Rush released three distinctively hard rock albums in 1974 75 (Rush, Fly by Night and Caress of Steel) before moving toward a more progressive sound with the 1976 album 2112.
"I guess it's the rush of flying," Mr. Teisan said.
I can't say driving a car is as big a rush as flying a fighter jet, but there are similarities.
The spirit of Jerry Garcia clings to her chiseled body in the form of an electric-purple tie-dyed frock that has eclipsed even the red and yellow, thin-strapped numbers that turn her sister, Venus, into a flash of lightning trailing a rush of flying limbs.
Its rider can be masked without appearing out of the ordinary; it can edge closer to its target without attracting attention, and it can also ensure a quick getaway even in the middle of rush hour, flying down the channels between the cars and instantly blending in with a million other similar vehicles.
Do I go skiing, and enjoy the rush of flying downhill even though there's a small chance I'll blow out a knee?
From quiet ski-lift rides to the invigorating rush of flying down the mountains on skis or a snowboard, escaping the mountains is the perfect way to clear your mind and prepare for (or recover from) the impending holiday season.
Within the drone and throb were deep Tibetan chants, orchestral strings, wordless choruses, distant howls, sustained synthesizer tones, dissonant buzzes, emerging and disappearing chords, and what might have been icebergs cracking, winds rushing, planes flying overhead and volcanoes erupting.
Rush's transformations include the "Rush Coil" for jumping higher, the "Rush Jet" for flying around the screen, and the "Rush Marine" for traveling underwater.
