Sentence examples for there was rush from inspiring English sources

In the seventies, prog-inspired American bands like Kansas and Styx had conquered arenas, and by the end of the decade there was Rush, a Yes-obsessed trio of Canadians who received even worse reviews than their British forebears.

And there's Rush, making it clear that to him and his kind, it means a license to promiscuity, prostitution.

Of course, there's Rush Limbaugh, the gift that keeps on giving.

Then there are rushed showers, rushed bedtime stories, rushed conversations with mom or dad.

There were rush-hour delays between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh and Lockerbie due to signalling problems in the Carstairs area.

There was no rush so England did not rush.

There was no rush.

"There was no rush here," he said.

Instead, there was a rush to judgement.

In fact, there was no rush.

There was no rush toward engagement.