Sentence examples for rushes around the from inspiring English sources

The cat rushes around the room trying to escape the cloud and dives under the couch.

But Ms. Whelan, with strong and fast bourrées, rushes around the stage with a tinge of demonic fury.

He rushes around the stage like a monkey in a jungle, leaping from one level to another, antically cooking, furiously listening to his tapes.

While Morrison, now the prime minister, rushes around the country trying to scare the people about franking credits, he seems blithely unaware that the people are already scared – about climate change.

It should be admitted that as Mr. Gergiev rushes around the world, constantly expanding his repertory (one suspects that his Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, to which he has retained a touching loyalty, serves as a testing ground), he will not instantly master every new score he addresses.

Massive, bearded, and profane, the most persistent and humane hero to be seen in any recent movie, Strada rushes around the front with two companions, an implacable British nurse, Kate Rowlands, and a veteran Italian journalist, Ettore Mo, a chipper old man who prospers in the midst of disaster — Mo's gaiety is a kind of tinkling obbligato running through the first part of the movie.

With all the rushing around, the first thing that many of us let slide is exercise.

Have gathered all their supplies before bedtime so they don't have to start rushing around the house looking for things.

Everyone rushes around, doing the same thing, expecting a different outcome.

But there is something to be said for going with the flow, for not rushing around all the time and for a willingness to be idle.

Pack your bag and lay out your clothes in the evening, saving you from rushing around in the morning.