Sentence examples for rushing upon from inspiring English sources

Political eras seem to be rushing upon us these days.

The New Yorker, January 22 , 1972P. 21 Political eras seem to be rushing upon us these days.

By Michael J. Arlen The New Yorker, January 22 , 1972P. 21 Political eras seem to be rushing upon us these days.

[And a man who reneweth the law in the power of the Most High, ye shall call a deceiver; and at last ye shall rush (upon him) to slay him, not knowing his dignity, taking innocent blood through wickedness upon your heads.] And your holy places shall be laid waste even to the ground because of Him.

But now all this was to change: adolescence rushed upon me, like a typhoon, buffeting me with insatiable longings.

The Pelignians and Marrucinians were thrown headlong to the ground, having without consideration, with mere animal fury, rushed upon a certain death.

Indeed, the first-time reader will sometimes follow this path too, and then share the heroine's surprise when the truth rushes upon her.

The complaint says that the officers "escalated this situation" and that Mr. Johnson had his gun stored in his briefcase and had not tried to confront the officers or any civilians until "after being rushed upon" by an officer.

As you drive along, wondering where the hell to turn, a car may rush upon you, honk accusingly, and pass you dangerously on a turn, only to pull into a driveway two houses up.

The people rushed upon each other with the utmost violence, the benches were broken in pieces, and nine tenths of the congregation appeared to be struck with the same panic".

Her heart lifted up in a kind of pride in Mary, in every sorrow she could remember, her own or that of others (and the remembrances rushed upon her); in all existence and endurance.