Sentence examples for rush of doing from inspiring English sources

But more important, you have again experienced the rush of doing simple math.

Staff Sergeant William James, played by Jeremy Renner (pictured above), is a wild man addicted to the adrenalin rush of doing the most dangerous job in the world.

From my armchair psychologist's perspective, I think it's because they got addicted to the rush of doing math really fast and really well, and winning all these prizes, and when they get to grad school and realize how hard math really is, they can't stand it.

Although as our correspondent in Los Angeles noted presciently in 2008, the main character in "The Hurt Locker" is still in line with the older tradition in American movies:Staff Sergeant William James, played by Jeremy Renner, is a wild man addicted to the adrenalin rush of doing the most dangerous job in the world.

And then the anticipated rush of doing it all over begins again.

Much of the appeal behind finding, viewing, and even making street art comes with the rush of doing something that's not necessarily legal while its pitch black dark outside and everyone you know is resting soundly in bed.

It feels giddy and crazy and there's an element of adrenalin rush to doing a thing none of us has ever done, but it also feels real.

Unfortunately the agility classes have actually coincided with Sunday mornings, so I have to, I get up, and then between us we rush round sort of doing vegetables and so on, then we go for a couple of hours to the agility, come back and then finish it all off and then we get it all done don't we (laughs).

If you have any doubt of any kind (not exaggeratedly, since we all get a small rush of fear doing a move).

But history shows the rush of trouble does not wait for months, or sometimes even hours.

Insure Your Home In the rush of things, don't forget to get insurance on your new home.