Sentence examples for rush high from inspiring English sources

Heart rate, blood pressure, and positive (e.g., rush, high) and negative (e.g., feel bad, anxious) subjective effects (100-mm visual analogue scales) were measured for 1 h after dosing.

In some reports, cravings specifically for cocaine have been rated higher than nonspecific self-reports such as "rush", "high", or "excited" [50] [53], but not in all cases [54].

It recently entered the East End market with a varied arsenal of brand-name knockoffs, including Orange Rush, High-P (with a pink hue), BMW (which stands for black magic wonder) and Mountain Due.

The brightly painted hallways are crammed with new hires in a rush, high-potential prospects who, in Manglik's generation, had to leave India if they wanted to exploit their technology degrees.

As much as we might like to believe in the self-improving powers of such books, and as profound and necessary as we like to believe their insights to be, it's a mistake to value them too highly above their first sugar rush highs.

Firstly, the economy has come off its sugar-rush high.

Even in today's rushed high-tech world, Stockholmers seem to find the time to lead a balanced existence, a pleasant lifestyle that soon rubs off on visitors.

His set at Coachella is a fast-cut barrage of hip-hop, house, 90s rave, Jamaican dancehall, grotesquely gurgling dubstep bass, fizzy trance rushes, high-sugar 80s soft-rock choruses and sudden bursts of abstract noise.

Ericsson and Nokia, in particular, rushed high-quality digital phones to the market.

Apparently, the rush or high of performing and always being in the public eye is not dissimilar to the rush and high of seeking out and using mood-altering drugs.

The expectation of a quick recovery set off a rush into high yield at the end of 2001.