Sentence examples for rush much of from inspiring English sources
In his early days with Rush, much of his lyrical output was influenced by fantasy, science fiction, mythology and philosophy.
During the lawless and violent Gold Rush period, much of the land continued to be held by Mexicans, who established an economy largely based on the hides and tallow industry.
At game's end, the Giants had 207 rushing yards, much of it on a 77-dash by Bradshaw.
Harrison's overcommittal of his time to Dark Horse acts Ravi Shankar and Splinter resulted in him having to rush-record much of his own album while preparing for the North American tour, the first there by an ex-Beatle.
The Missoula Floods, which took place over 40 times in the time span from 15,000 to 13,000 years ago, were caused by Glacial Lake Missoula on the Clark Fork repeatedly being impounded by ice dams then breaking through, with the lake's water rushing over much of eastern Washington in massive surges far larger than the Lake Bonneville Flood.
But radio-host-cum-dickhead Rush Limbaugh spent much of his next show mocking Fox's movements.
That clever song had been played repeatedly by Rush Limbaugh for much of the prior year.
Delivered in rushed colloquial style, much of this fabulous arcana, central to the plot, is hard to understand, and some of it is hard to hear.
Upstart YouTube is now part of the Google empire and major TV networks have been rushing to post much of their programming online.
Assembly Shadow Rural Affairs Minister Russell George blamed "rushed" legislation for much of the confusion over the agricultural bill producing "sloppy law-making, doubts over competence, and months of uncertainty for Welsh farmers".
