Sentence examples for rush program from inspiring English sources

Early in the summer, Tumi began a rush program to adapt its most popular styles.

All performances offer a rush program in which unsold tickets can be bought for 10 percent of face value.

The rush program is one way that the Met tries to keep the door open to opera for people who can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars on a ticket.

After a two-year rush program by the Pentagon's research arm, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, troops are now getting what might be described as Google Maps for the Iraq counterinsurgency.

The Germans became aware of their losses to night fighters, and began a rush program to introduce a new radar operating on different frequencies.

On rush programs, Friendly spends a backbreaking number of hours of work in the cutting room; sometimes he will enter it on a Friday afternoon and, sustained by sandwiches, coffee, and middle-of-the-night cat naps between the splicing of reels, stay there until Sunday night.

After receiving a cortisone injection earlier in camp, he said, "We were on a rushed program.

Over lo-fi sugar-rush programming, the duo swap lyrics of youthful exuberance that are sometimes witty, sometimes overeager.

Douglas County tried to rush the program through in the first place, and allowing them to continue an unconstitutional voucher program would have done more harm to parents, students, and the public schools," Macdonald said in an email.

When Agnes Varis, a Metropolitan Opera board member and benefactor, died a year ago, the company lost the person who paid for its heavily discounted rush ticket program.

At the Met, Ms. Varis's best-known projects included the Agnes Varis and Karl Leichtman Rush Tickets Program, which she and her husband inaugurated in 2006.