Sentence examples for rush of world from inspiring English sources

A roster of a few individualswhose singular deeds or words during the past twelvemonth were all but snowed under by the rush of world events.

In due recognition of a few individuals whose decease during the year recently closed perhaps did not receive attention from the press commensurate with their… A roster of a few individualswhose singular deeds or words during the past twelvemonth were all but snowed under by the rush of world events.

The rush of world records has included some extraordinary performances, most notably in the men's 1500m T13 (visually impaired) event, where the champion, Algeria's Abdellatif Baka, finished more than 1.7 seconds faster than the gold medal winner in the 1500m at last month's Olympics, Matthew Centrowitz.

By W. E. Farbstein and Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, January 3 , 1942P. 44 A roster of a few individualswhose singular deeds or words during the past twelvemonth were all but snowed under by the rush of world events.

The gay, oblivious rush of the world to this war compounded its dreadfulness for subsequent generations, but Mr Allingham added a corrective.

It opens with Dylan's assessment of early twentieth century song styles, and how progress has swept them away: Today, the mad rush of the world would trample over delicate music like that.

Be still at least once a day, to allow yourself time to rest and to stop taking in the rush of the world.

The rushing heartbeat of world news is of little interest, though he knows something of Mr. bin Laden.

But sitting at one of Toronto's roughly 1,000 sports bars is a grueling reminder that Canada's Broadcasting Act, which requires that at least one-third of the content at commercial radio stations emanate from musicians with maple leafs in their passports, is a make-royalties program for the Rushes of the world.

In the rush of today's world, and with more than half of us now living in cities, the majority of people are less and less connected with the spectacle of Nature.

That rush of hearing a world-changing record is something he still remembers from his own early days.