Sentence examples for rushed onward from inspiring English sources

The plane will be rushed onward and out of sight.

A scouting party sent ahead by the main rescue party found and greeted the emigrants, gave them a small amount of flour, encouraged them that rescue was near, and then rushed onward to try to locate the Martin Company.

One of the presiding features of youth, of any era, is its intense lust for speed – to rush onward and forward and further yet.

The first words are "And then" — implying that we have some catching up to do, that events will rush onward whether we can keep up or not.

But each time I read them, I find myself passing quickly from one entry to the next, rushing onward as if these terse, meticulous notes were a flood of narrative bearing me downstream.

Give it a breast as vivid as the shoulder patches on a red-winged blackbird and the robin would never seem to recede the way it does as spring rushes onward, out-colored and out-sung by the birds of summer.

All except uBeam, which is gamely rushing onward in the footsteps of Powermat — except with a less-proven technology, fewer industry ties, more regulatory risks and far less money.

Those who think that there is a continual coming into existence of events (as the present rushes onward into the future) can be asked "Which present?" It therefore seems difficult to make a distinction between a real present (and perhaps past) as against an as-yet-unreal future.

Onward rushed a steady torrent of women and men of all shapes and sizes, rushing around couches, draping themselves all over him and nearly pinning him against a white canvas backdrop, which began to wobble.

It is like trying to play with the onward rushing of different streams of colored water; sooner or latter they mix into a very boring shade of continual grayness.

Mr. Fernández's campaign slogan was "Pa'lante," Dominican slang for onward, and his giant public works project was rushed to completion to allow him to offer free rides before the polling.