Sentence examples for rush to read from inspiring English sources

The actors didn't rush to read them.

I wouldn't rush to read Stalin's favourite novelist, but I'd feel no compunction not to give his favourite chocolate bar a try.

I'm not convinced that Ms. Deraniyagala is a great writer — I would not rush to read her on any topic — but a form of greatness reverberates from her simple and supple prose here.

That book, "Going Rogue", is already topping the bestseller charts, as readers rush to read about gossip and infighting during last year's presidential campaign and to size up Mrs Palin herself.On television on Monday Mrs Palin talked about her time as John McCain's running mate.

Something about the words' naturalness threw off the young scholar and this was compounded by his delay in seeing that the first part of the letter was dated May 21 , 1944 in his rush to read it, he had failed to notice that it had travelled for a full two years before reaching him.

I always heard the name and remember my brother talking about American Splendor but I was never in a rush to read it.

Civilians rushed to read newspapers posted in the street.

Not all the union leaders are rushing to read the book.

-Here's a rare literary phenomenon: Americans are rushing to read poetry.

It was the 60's, and men as well as women rushed to read it.

EL Doctorow My college friends and I drank up the Glass family stories and when one came out in the New Yorker we rushed to read it.