Sentence examples for show a rush from inspiring English sources

You would be hard pressed, on a fair reading, to say the chapters on Iraq show a "rush to war".

Like the TV show, a rush to buy everything in sight gave the fair its nickname, "supermarket sweepstakes for the rich".

A CBS News poll of Michigan Democrats who voted by Internet -- presumably including many Dean voters -- showed a rush of support from Dr. Dean to Mr. Kerry in the final days of the election.

But emails between Unaoil and Halliburton/KBR employees during the Justice Department's investigation into previous bribery allegations show a company rushing to discontinue practices that could raise red flags with investigators, but not severing the underlying partnership.

During the second half of the match, which Real Madrid went on to win 4-1, video cameras showed a sudden rush in the middle of the crowd in San Carlo square, and then a violent surge that flung people against barriers.

And there is the humorous strip by Isaac Robert Cruikshank, a hand-colored aquatint titled "Going to a Fight" (1819), that scrolls out from a small spool to show a group of citizens rushing by horse, bicycle and foot toward an uproar that seems to involve a stubborn horse and the occupants of the tipped cart it has been pulling.

One print ad shows a man rushing into his home, arms outstretched, to greet his children.

The scene, captured on video and circulated on YouTube, above, shows a man rushing 50 Cent, interrupting his performance and quickly dashing off.

The commercial, by Young & Rubicam Advertising in New York, shows a girl rushing to fix Jell-O pudding for a cute new neighbor, a boy playing baseball, as the comedian Bill Cosby declares, "They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach".

FEW school pupils would rush to show a test score of 50% to their parents.

The spot seemed to show an organ being rushed to a needy recipient, but the alleged punch line was that he was actually waiting for a pair of Levi's Reused 569 jeans.