Sentence examples for rush it off from inspiring English sources

"Have you given me a carbon copy, too," Nordstrom asked, "so I can rush it off to Garth?" "No, this is the only copy," White replied.

Didn't I snatch up her manuscript like a foundling left on the doorstep and rush it to my agent, who rushed it off to half of New York?

With great happiness, the artist picks himself up, wraps his arms around the dog, and rushes it off to his studio.

Top tune from Moby Go! Next up are Manchester favourites K-Klass!" Some roadies ran on stage, grabbed my keyboard, and rushed it off stage.

If the area is really badly affected by rush, cut it off completely.

When shoppers in Europe found themselves unwittingly buying horsemeat earlier this year, retailers rushed to take it off the shelves and reassure their customers.

Jan Hlavac led the rush; Nedved finished it off, giving the Rangers had a 2-1 lead.

"I didn't rush off to see it," he said, "because there's no western film that I ever rush off to see.

All, though, have found the perfect mourner in Davies: a man who has only to hear of a forgotten language to rush off and learn it.

This week, however, I am making an exception because the newest fads are inspired by a movie that will be released the day before Valentine's Day and the timing of this column is such that readers who are inspired by it can rush off to their nearest Target stores and present their purchases to their Valentines on the day itself.

"Obama can turn on that black dialect when he wants to, and turn it off," Rush Limbaugh once fumed.