Sentence examples for some sort of rush from inspiring English sources

Are you in some sort of rush?

Or needing to inject some adrenaline into their daily lives, they need some sort of rush to fill a void.

I even considered doing some nasty commenting myself to see if there is some sort of addictive rush that accompanies it, but I couldn't bring myself to.

Against this background it is hard to argue that the reforms now on the table represent some sort of headlong rush to regulation.

"I think what we are experiencing is some sort of delay in the usual rush for rentals," he said.

Usually when Twitter goes down it happens in the middle of some sort of event that causes a rush of tweets.

Several years ago, the gas companies arrived, part of a sort of rush in Arkansas to drill for gas in a geological formation called the Fayetteville shale.

Working it out yielded the sort of rush of accomplishment I came to know as the room escape's surest pleasure: we'd broken a code.

"You get that sort of rush and you think, I'm doing something that's not right here, something slightly wrong".

I mean the same sort of rush that might ripple through the hard-core opera lover who learns that a favorite diva is going to take on Tosca, say, or Brünnhilde, or that a sports fan might experience on hearing that a rising young golfer will be facing down the course at Pebble Beach in a U.S. Open.

"It was good to feel the sort of rush again," said the Northern Irishman.