Sentence examples for terrifying rush from inspiring English sources

Puny and ungainly, we scrabbled up loose, rocky dirt roads, sometimes riding our bikes, sometimes pushing them, to the tops of 11,000-foot-high passes, reaching vistas that extended beyond state lines, and then descending with an exhilarating, terrifying rush.

There are only those who lend support during the terrifying rush of life-threatening developments.

I'm talking 'approaching a woman in the dance and asking if I could have a sip of her water then downing half a litre bottle of it only to be told it was straight vodka but kind of finding that not terrifying but hilarious' rushing.

I said all of this in a rush, terrified, almost before I knew what I was saying.

And it was a real adrenaline rush; it was terrifying to go on stage and talk about some of this stuff.

I mean, it's terrifying every night, but it's the rush kind of terror rather than the panic terror.

"Poets are terrifying people to live with," wrote one daughter, then 15. "They rush off at odd moments and are neither seen nor heard of for months.

The major flaw of "Big Sur" is a rushed quasi-happy ending in which Kerouac endures a terrifying psychotic episode, recovers his spirits and decides to go home to Long Island.

Directly, we saw the signature silvery plumes created by a pod of false albacore breaking water -- "busting," as Blinken likes to say -- in their predatory rush at terrified bait fish.

She touched him for the first time, just the pads of her fingertips to his skinny biceps — like a dog's muscle, it twitched madly — and he rose, half terrified, his neck a rush of crimson, and made off down the river.

They rushed onto the street to seek help and found a "terrifying" scene.