Sentence examples for rush session from inspiring English sources

Offices functioned like one perpetual rush session, like laboratories of aggressive showmanship.

The rushed session that convened today, 11 days ahead of schedule, came in response to his appointment on Friday of a new national police chief in defiance of warnings from the legislature.

Johanna Perez-Fox is intensely sociable; her mane of long black curls can often be sighted at the center of a rushed gossip session in the last seconds before class.

He went through a rushed training session, was issued a Kalashnikov and a week ago arrived at the airport with a ragtag group of 15 Right Sector men who are supporting an army unit consisting mostly of airborne troops who volunteered for the high-risk mission.

Mr. Daniels, quickly finishing off his lunch, said he had to rush to a session of his union's board.

So they did it in the lame-duck session, rushing it through with the votes of their defeated colleagues pushing them over the top.

Both measures require approval by the House, which is being rushed back into session next Tuesday from its own extended August break to consider the state and local aid that had been caught up in a partisan impasse.

A veritable flotilla of special-interest bills is quietly floating through the Legislature as lawmakers prepare to wrap up for the year, part of the end-of-session rush to pass bills sought by their political allies or campaign donors.

But the leaders of the Democratic majority in the Legislature are wary of rushing into special session to cut the budget based on projections of economic data, rather than real numbers.

The result has been to make it difficult for Republicans to pass the appropriations bills needed to keep the government operating, leading to an end-of-session rush to cut deals and get out of town, even if it requires using budgetary gimmicks to make the numbers add up.

Sen. Laura Kelly (D-Topeka) said that the House was the one that rushed, starting its session at 1 58 p.m. Wednesday, knowing the Senate wouldn't start until 2 30 p.m.