Sentence examples for rushes from one from inspiring English sources

Bobin – not as equipped in the visual department – merely rushes from one point to the next.

Its rambling succession of musical numbers rushes from one group to the next, usually offering only fragments of songs instead of full performances.

The boy is rescued, whereupon the scene freezes, and we suddenly remember that Anne is an actress, and that we are therefore watching the rushes from one of her films; the danger is unreal after all.

David was full of energy, always on the move, rushing from one deadline to another.

Like most people, I'm generally on the go, rushing from one place to another, and that frenetic pace can permeate our shaving habits, according to Rivera.

Running on nervous energy or rushing from one thing thing to the next are worn as badges of honor in today's society.

I'm often rushing from one appointment to the next so tend to eat lunch on the go.

In his early twenties, he rushed from one small city to another — Brescia, Verona, Turin, Novara, and so on — pulling together ragtag companies with their mixture of amateur and professional musicians, and producing performances the likes of which had never been heard in such places.

The sections rush from one to another with a kind of American impatience.

The couple found themselves rushing from one ill-advised choice to another, living in five apartments in the last two and a half years.

Robinson now sees his players scrambling, as if they were fighter pilots rushing from one dogfight to another.