Sentence examples for rushes of a from inspiring English sources

Although only around 25 minutes of his Benedict Cumberbatch interview will go on air, the rushes of a conversation that lasted nearly two hours will be made available to a new Leeds University archive of the South Bank Show, which is digitising 8,500 tins of film and will start to make them available to the public next year.

I canceled language; I had the rushes of a very big film, filmed by 1001 unknown people.

ALTIMETERTWO ($70) There is nothing like that the rush of a rocket launch.

Keith Wood and Henderson began a hack downfield, like an Irish foot rush of a bygone age.

How does a premiere, we asked Hetfield/Hammett, compare to the adrenaline rush of a concert?

Here is the flow and the rush of a musical, with ingenuity to spare.

Where's the adrenaline rush of a cocktail by the pool?

/ The words when they come, do so in / the staccato rush of a deceitful loveletter".

Throngs of people were passing in the rush of a midtown Saturday evening, but Rick was not around.

But those minor jolts aren't the same as the ecstatic rush of a complex, oblique, or revelatory composition.

"How lucky am I?" he asked as the rush of a flow-well broke the early morning silence.