Sentence examples for so much rush from inspiring English sources

There's really not much on AM radio anymore, and there's only so much Rush Limbaugh a person can listen to.

But isn't life hectic enough without so much rushing?

Again, Akin is operating at immense speed, yet the story feels not so much rushed as driven by inevitability; if love is served, you grab it fast, with your fingers, before it is snatched away.

From what Reagan McCracken, 26, saw during her four-hour wait at the gate, it wasn't so much rushing the gates as it was standing around and pleading with staff.

I can speak from my own experience of what was not so much a "rush" but a steady, inexorable march.

"We can spend so much time rushing from one task to another.

We all feel so much less rushed and hassled during the week just by having that down time at the end of the day.

You spend so much time rushing to the next big thing, the next big meeting, the next big email, the next big job, --take a momentoto schedule a 10-minute meeting with yourself.

It gives us so much of a rush and a thrill.

So much for my rush to get home.

So much of what Rush did, especially in the 1970s, seemed to be what a 14-year-old might have done.