Sentence examples for rush to try from inspiring English sources

They used to throw people's possessions in it and everyone would run about in a rush to try to stop them taking everything.

For a dedicated Randian like him, the government's headlong rush to try to rescue and fix the economy is a horrifying realization of his worst fears.

The rush to try more and more children as adults began in the 1980s when the country was gripped by hysteria about an adolescent crime wave that never materialized.

Privately, some legal experts who are independent of the tribunal worry that the new government's rush to try Mr. Hussein could turn the effort into a high-profile political charade.

A shaky video shot in front of a gloomy, windowed brick wall and filled with coded messages has become an object of fascination in certain corners of the Internet, as Redditors and tech writers rush to try and figure out what it means — and why it even exists in the first place.

"Every time we have a run to the upside, people use it to take out money, as opposed to that real rush to try to push things higher," said Peter Dunay, chief markets strategist at Wall Street Access, a brokerage firm.

Canada's CBC News reported that foodies were rushing to try it.

Universities are rushing to try to repair the mess it makes of their finances.

She rushed to try to grab him but I grabbed her hair and stopped her".

We are rushing to try and get that information to our customers as fast as we possibly can".

Some borrowers are already rushing to try to renegotiate their loans because the current terms are untenable.