Sentence examples for rush rather than a from inspiring English sources

But the fact of our being on a Sunday stroll made it a rush rather than a rush hour, a prelude to climbing the small stairway to limbo.

The team of Roy Asotasi, Nigel Vagana, Dean Widders and Craig Wing, for all its obvious talent, always had the look of something whipped up in a rush, rather than a gathering force organically raised from scratch.

But the whole idea sounded a lot better when cryptocurrency was perceived as a gold rush rather than a gamble.

It is the modern-day equivalent of making a fortune by selling picks and pans to miners in a gold rush rather than mining for gold.

The Bills spent a lot of time in their dime package, where then-coordinator George Edwards ostensibly preferred to get pressure from a natural four-man rush rather than blitz.

I've taught my body to welcome the adrenaline rush rather than disliking the feeling.

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same.

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same you can do anything, and because of that, you can force people to listen, to notice, to remember.

The gaps along the main commercial street -- like spaces in the mouth of a Halloween pumpkin -- have led many residents to question why one of the wealthiest towns in a state with the second-highest per capita income in the country after Connecticut gives an after-the gold rush appearance rather than one of a tony town putting on its best face during a period of enormous economic prosperity.

One commentator suggested we train children to rush gunmen rather than cower in a corner.

In the unlikely event that Europe's leaders follow this newspaper's advice and drop their new constitutional draft in the bin, the reaction of the populace would be a deep yawn rather than a rush to arms.