Sentence examples for rush to perform from inspiring English sources

Dr. Emanuel predicted that Sandy would set off a scientific rush to perform the same kind of modeling for hybrid storms.

While the out-of-town orchestras rush to perform at the grand old hall on 57th Street, Avery Fisher plays a different -- and sometimes more vibrant -- role in the city's musical life.

Mr. Wilson refused to back away from positions that earned him some criticism in the theater world during the 1990's, including his view that black actors should not rush to perform in roles conceived for whites.

This is a back-line plot long in the hatching and I can understand the reasons behind the experiment, but I'm not sure I'd have been in any rush to perform this particular trick in a must-win game against a side as dangerous as the All Blacks.

Having thus been awarded a strong disincentive, the regulated community or academic researchers are not likely to rush to perform the research needed to overturn this untenable but chemical-friendly default.

As Randy collapsed, an off-duty firefighter at the gym rushed to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation, friends said.

Mountains of trash bags sprouted across Co-op City on Tuesday as residents and office workers rushed to perform basic maintenance tasks left undone by more than 500 unionized janitors, groundskeepers and parking attendants who went on strike in a contract dispute.

Coming off a 222-inning season, Colon acknowledged that rushing to perform in the W.B.C. resulted in elbow problems that bothered him for most of the next four seasons.

Occupation authority staff who rushed to perform heightened security duties had no idea for whom they were doing it, Sanchez said.

The pilot had been described in post-crash interviews with colleagues as "a little nervous during line operations," and a person who "had a tendency of rushing to perform the procedures without coordination with the [co-pilot]," according to the report.

Vendors and families rush back to perform their prayers and eat the last meal they can before the sun emerges.