Sentence examples for rush years from inspiring English sources

Baby boomers, meanwhile, have on the whole done extraordinarily well from the gold rush years.

One of his books, "Burn Rate: How I Survived the Gold Rush Years on the Internet," was a well-received chronicle of his misadventures as an Internet investor.

Gardens modelled on the imperial palace in Beijing also run through the centre of town, reflecting a Chinese population that first swelled during the gold rush years.

As at other high-flying tech companies that have become healthy if stolid middle-aged entities, Microsoft's old stock option plan had become culturally divisive, separating employees hired in the gold rush years from more recent hires.

The Gold Rush only accelerated the pace, and the hills surrounding Mammoth Lakes are filled with ghoulish tales, including legends surrounding the Deadman's Summit area, where several lifeless — and sometimes headless — bodies were recovered in the post-Gold Rush years.

A particularly fearless band of yuppies is attempting to turn the Art Deco office blocks left behind by the gold rush years of the 1930s into city-centre lofts.

Born into a poor family, Huntington worked as an itinerant peddler and became a prosperous merchant in Oneonta, N.Y., before moving to Sacramento, Calif., in the gold rush year of 1849.

The story bears striking parallels with past bonanzas, especially Nevada's silver rush 150 years ago.

This was not the great emigration of the gold rush, ten years earlier.

Loch had first heard of the Great Matsutake Rush two years earlier, from other Cambodians in Stockton, California.

"We are not prepared to let Harry Reid appropriate a message that has taken Rush Limbaugh years to perfect," he said.