Sentence examples for rush matters from inspiring English sources

Rush matters and you'll get things done swiftly, only to discover you must begin again.

Waveney, in Suffolk, uses dried cultivated rush from Holland, while at Rush Matters, in Bedfordshire, Felicity Irons gathers the raw material in the wild and conditions it herself.

Better to be patient and finish up with workable legislation rather than rush matters and then spend years suffering the consequences of a system that doesn't work.

Those visiting Rush Matters should stay at Cornfields in Colmworth, a good restaurant with five modern rooms in a hushed rural setting (011-44-1-234-378-990; cornfieldsrestaurant.co.uk; doubles from $240).

While the judge took years to decide the motions, once he did, he rushed matters along, setting an early trial date and pressing both sides to settle.

Does Rush Limbaugh matter that much anymore?

But it takes its time on things that can be quickly portrayed and rushes through matters that are potentially bewildering, as if an uncertain engineer were at its helm.

That's why racist comments by Republicans Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Lou Dobbs and Sarah Palin matter to public discourse.

I also started to do things in a rush — everything, no matter how minor, needed to be taken care of, now.

Hill knows from experience, though, that Ecclestone cannot be rushed on such matters and he will mull over the situation in his own time.

(And also, as it happens, a Chew.) The story moves in fits and starts, rushing over important matters and lingering over secondary ones without finding a coherent rhythm.