Sentence examples for rush something from inspiring English sources

"And if we rush something that then can't garner popular support, that's going to be a problem.

"That's what happens when you rush something through in the dead of night in secret," Mr. Cunningham said.

Senior Conservatives, speaking to me before the election, told me that it was more important to get this right than to try to rush something through.

"But to be opportunistic and try to rush something through without knowing if there's some degree of objectivity and a comprehensive and valid evaluation system is appalling".

Even the night editors had left, forcing a skeleton crew to decide whether to rush something into the paper, or risk being scooped.

Mr. Sorenson said he certainly did not want to rush something into production, as MSNBC did with Phil Donahue's short-lived talk show last year.

The Jets' run defense again held an opponent to below 100 yards rushing, something it has done five times this season.

Right now he's so committed to keeping you safe, he's rushing something called the Drip bill through the House of Commons.

"Things happen, and since we're the largest over-the-top provider there, we rushed something to market that isn't far from readiness, but isn't fully completed," said Marco.

"I think it's something we need to think about and to plan, and not rush into something," she said.

"We shouldn't rush into something without careful consideration," he added.