One of the daredevils in "Steep," a documentary about extreme skiing, insists he is not hooked on the adrenaline rush of this death-defying sport.
In an ideal world, the fizzy sugar-rush of this song – produced by professional pop confounder, Sophie – would have been Gwen Stefani's comeback single.
The next decade saw a rush of this kind of photography, from Jeff Wall's pedantically assembled and artfully lit stage-set street scenes to Cindy Sherman's "film stills" and Les Krims's "narrative tableaus".
In fact, it was at one such event – a fundraiser for DNA Lounge, organised by Zivity's Cyan Bannister – that I first saw him play, and ended up turning over an entire installment of my Guardian column to how I'd been reminded that virtual experiences could never beat the visceral rush of this kind of amazing live performance.
And after the first irritating 24 hours of sobriety, the beautiful, glorious rush of this thing I would later be told is mania would take over.
And after the first irritating 24 hours of sobriety, the beautiful, glorious rush of this thing I would later be told was mania would take over.
If you do wish to buy something that has a limited time availability at that sale price and everyone else seems to be clamoring for it, beware the rush of this pressure sales tactic getting to you.
Like the Gold Rush of the mid-1800s, this "green rush," as it is known locally, has brought great wealth at a great cost to the environment.
In the rush of the 50th-anniversary, this program did not necessarily get its due.
The gay, oblivious rush of the world to this war compounded its dreadfulness for subsequent generations, but Mr Allingham added a corrective.
