Sentence examples for rushed start to from inspiring English sources
"I definitely think a 10 o'clock start means we don't have a rushed start to the day - there's time to communicate.
The rushed start to the test, sort, and punish season(s) raises the question of how early the test-prep season can begin.
To make sure that you're not rushing, start to get ready approximately 3 hours before you have arranged to go out.
As Liverpool, driven by Souness, Dalgleish and Rush, start to find a rhythm and style, so does Evans' prose.
In July 1861, shortly after the Civil War began, a young New Yorker, drawn to California by the Gold Rush, started to organize a photographic expedition to the Yosemite Valley, now part of the nation's third-oldest national park.
Rush started to deviate from its 1980s style with the albums Presto and Roll the Bones.
With Gassée out, a rush started to quickly introduce a series of low-cost machines.
Some non-Indigenous patients also experienced the effects of some factors: some non-Indigenous patients had communication problems; some had a rushed and frightening start to dialysis; some had to deal with family separation and so on.
Barely 150 pages long, and written in stark prose, it's a complete head rush from start to finish, packed with tales of anonymous sex, drug abuse and the harsh realities of life on the edge.
In the last few years, prestigious universities rushed to start profit-seeking spinoffs, independent divisions that were going to develop online courses.
According to Wired, Byrne felt he had tipped his hand and rushed to start accepting Bitcoin before any of his competitors.
