Sentence examples for rush to be there from inspiring English sources

But in the frantic rush to be there, to arrive, to get the journey over and done with, ferries are losing out to the rail link and cheap flights.

Never rush to be there at the last minute or you risk your seats being given away to standby ticket holders.

The American soldiers, who are being rushed to Nigeria to be there when President Clinton arrives for a state visit on Saturday, will immediately start training and equipping a Nigerian battalion of about 800 men, administration officials said.

(No rush: it's guaranteed to be there for at least another 22 years).

I am rushing to a meeting – I need to be there for my friend to have a quorum.

It was a rush to be out there playing with Rory and the crowd.

But no need to rush — it will still be there when the World Cup ends and real Brazilian soccer starts up again.

Certain other coaches will be less inclined to rush to Waterstones; there are unlikely to be many Christmas cards from Joe Lydon, Richard Cockerill and Brian Ashton.

"When you raise gender issues, there's always a rush to say there's no issue here," Professor Gilligan said.

Fortunately, given the Gore campaign's rush to litigation, there is a time window for both political and legal combat.

I find it almost absurd that in the rush to gush there is no questioning of pricing, logistics, staffing needs and on and on.