'sweet rush' is a correct expression in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience that combines pleasure with a feeling of intensity or excitement. For example, "The sound of the waves crashing against the shore created a sweet rush of emotion."
Lemongrass, or sweet rush (Cymbopogon citratus), contains citral, obtained by steam distillation of the leaves.
With the sweet rush of a highly successful shopping experience coursing through my veins, I decided that it didn't matter.
Among the best of his later films was Tatarak (Sweet Rush, 2009), a 50s set romance between a middle-aged woman (Krystyna Janda) and a younger man.
Wajda's other films include Nastasja (1994); Pan Tadeusz (1999), which is based on Adam Mickiewicz's epic poem of the same name; Zemsta (2002; The Revenge), which starred Roman Polanski; Katyń (2007), about the Katyn Massacre in 1940; and Tatarak (2009; Sweet Rush), a meditation on death that combined elements of fact and fiction.
Andrzej Wajda, Poland's greatest veteran director, offered the well-meaning but unsatisfying Tatarak (Sweet Rush)—at heart a mournful tale about a middle-aged woman lured by an attractive young man, but the tale goes astray with the interweaving of personal monologues from Krystyna Janda, Wadja's lead actress.
The unfortunate protagonist is Vru, a novice artisan and carver of religious statues who is sculpturing a new god of his own invention: a deity about to receive its first Ghennung, depicted at the moment when "the sweet rush of memories would burn into the person's consciousness: the first thoughts, the new identity".
(And dates give the instant sweet energy rush needed after a day without food).
She is obviously a disciple of Tori Amos, from the semiclassical piano chords to the mercurial vocals that start out sweet and rush into big crescendos; she grabbed the attention of an audience that wasn't familiar with her.
I'm pleased that he persuaded me to come out — I know that for the rest of the day I'll feel the sweet, subcortical rush of the more intense waves I rode, not to mention the deep calm that comes from being worked over, and chilled to the bone, and then having a hot shower — but I've got work to do.
Unfortunately, instead of that sweet bloody rush, you still have to wait until April 24 for a new episode.
We've got the Twilight series, which has the sweet, swoony rush of teenage infatuation in every word of its four (and a half [click through for The Short Second Life of Bree Turner]) tremendous tomes; the dark, delicious and more than a little campy sexuality of True Blood; The Vampire Diaries' teenage angsty ennui and coupling.
