Sentence examples for rush to run from inspiring English sources

Prowling at the edges of this arithmetic quagmire is Boris Johnson, not yet returned to the Commons and in no rush to run for the leadership.

This one was so painful and depressing to walk through — I was in no rush to run home and relive it.

Mr. Matthews runs Alaskan huskies, an unregistered breed as far as the American Kennel Club is concerned, but bred since the days of the gold rush to run fast and forever.

Why the rush to run roughshod over the people's lands?

This situation is an unprecedented example of the media's breakneck rush to run stories without any corroboration or adherence to traditional journalistic standards.

The company said that while it will move the playout of non-live channels – it airs shows from Gold Rush to Running Wild with Bear Grylls – it will look to develop the playout centre as a hub for sport and live broadcasting.

And even those are coming under fire from a private sector that is not actually rushing in to run the railways, since it is becoming harder and harder to attract bidders.

Ohio State mounted a shadow of an offense against a Minnesota defense that dared the Buckeyes -- without their injured leading rusher, Derek Combs -- to run.

An opposing rusher has yet to run for more than 63 yards or cross the goal line in a game against them this season, and that was mostly without the Pro Bowl linebacker Daryl Washington, who returned from his four-game suspension last weekend.

"I just can't imagine going through the entire day without a break, whether you're an adult or a child," said Maria Costa, a Wyckoff mother of three who said that every day her daughter came home feeling stress after rushing through lunch to run laps.

Arian Foster (HOU) vs. Seattle — The Seahawks have allowed only 147 rushing yards to running backs through the first three games, which is the third-lowest total in football.