Sentence examples similar to splendid rush from inspiring English sources

I remember a writer once wrote of a city: "This city forever will not fade and age, because every day, people are rushing toward a splendid spring".

Now, instead of Germanic orderliness there is a degree of mayhem, and with it splendid rabbles of happy Gypsy children rushing about and playing in the village squares.

The president, who had promised fair and competitive elections and who had rushed to congratulate United Russia on its splendid victory, was too busy to meet them.

The Yankees took this one, 3 1 — the winning run was another Daddy-knock, by Hideki Matsui in the sixth — tying things up, but extreme concision is going to be required now to get us through the rush of urgent innings, screeching turnabouts, and splendid contributing performances that went into this Yankee autumn.

There's a splendid casino/emporium type place; there's a highway right here with cars rushing past.

In his splendid 1988 book, Goodbye Fleet Street, Edwards tells of the night Lancaster rushed into his office with the news of President Kennedy's assassination in November 1963.

Bologna is a splendid city, not as much visited as it should be by the many who rush past it each year, en route to Tuscany and the Adriatic coast.

I ate a splendid sea bass, even the liver and the adrenal glands, which I imagined gave me a special rush.

Nadal rushes to the net again to open his racquet and restore parity with a splendid volley.

But on the fifth floor of the Hotel Splendid on Tuesday, as he sat taking in the bright blues of the sky and sea, the rushing festivalgoers and languidly moving rest, and even said hello to a dove perched on a railing, life looked pretty grand and so did the 64th Cannes Film Festival.

Absolutely splendid.