A scuffle broke out, backups rushed in, and within moments Patrick Dorismond, just 26, was history.
Heat from the crushed chilies embedded within rushed through my mouth, cheeks, eyes, scalp and skin in a dreadfully delicious wave of fire.
He was saved largely because his companion was a veterinarian who compressed the wound with his hand and he was rushed into surgery within minutes at a hospital next door.
Every doctor and nurse within earshot rushed to her bedside.
Today, we are "fast-casual" which, in practice, means sitting in noisy discomfort, getting rushed in and out within an hour, and being over-charged for the pleasure.
Whereas Tony Blair and Peter Mandelson rushed out their books within weeks of Labour's ejection from power, the former chancellor has allowed 16 months to elapse before publishing his version of events.
At the Abu Ghraib prison, a sprawling compound on the desert floor 20 miles west of Baghdad that has become a notorious symbol of fear among Iraqis for its history of mass executions and allegations of torture, the heavy steel gates gave way under the crush of a huge crowd of relatives who rushed to the jail within an hour of the amnesty broadcast.
According to the footage from the surveillance camera, panicky passengers rushed to the exit within seconds after the man fainted.
They rushed to Miami, and within hours little Adonis was in surgery.
The accusation from the McCain campaign and Republican surrogates, who were rushed to the microphones within hours of Mr. Obama's comment, was that he had insulted Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Mr. McCain's running mate.
Jonathan Simpkin kicked successive behinds and a rushed behind put Hawthorn back within seven.
