Sentence examples for rush set in from inspiring English sources

Whichever you buy, purchase them now — before storm season, and the mad rush, set in. "A lot of people are in Home Depot at the last minute," Mr. San Emeterio said, "trying to buy plywood to board up the window".

Actually, the rush set in a few minutes before as a nervous energy mixed with sheer excitement took over the Sea Gals’ locker room.

By 1881 a silver rush had set in, bringing an estimated 7,000 people to the area.

Mr. Johnson, like a number of other leaders of the push to leave the European Union, said there was no need to rush to set in motion the legal procedure — invoking a provision known as Article 50 — that would formally sever ties between Britain and the bloc.

Once the Fox News Channels and the Rush Limbaughs set in and dissension starts, it could get ugly.

Peterson finished with 2,097 yards, 9 yards short of breaking Eric Dickerson's rushing record set in 1984.

For some reason, some of the other detainees sounded the alarm and guards rushed set out in pursuit, shooting to kill.

In short, "Rush" sets off at the front of the starting grid, though it soon makes a hash of that advantage.

He broke Chuck Foreman's club record of 200 yards rushing set against the Eagles in 1976, and gained the most yards against the Bears in their 88-year history.

If the elegant cars of Formula One racing are thoroughbreds, "Rush," the new film set in that world, is more of a mixed breed.

The writer Jack London incorporated scenes from the gold rush into his novels set in the Klondike, including The Call of the Wild, a novel about a sledge dog.