Sentence examples for this kind of rush from inspiring English sources

Others might get this kind of rush in a jewelry store, but for me, the real flash is here, deep in Tsukiji's inner market, shining off the silvery sides of mackerel and sparkling in the rainbow spray of mammoth industrial washdown hoses.

The crowd roared, and it was the kind of rush that usually sparks a Woods surge.

If that kind of rush were ever to result in a shortage of cash, it would paralyze the financial system.

I felt a warm sensation in my upper arm, followed by the kind of rush that comes from a recreational drug.

Its music flipped that image, producing the kind of rush that comes when you turn upside down and all the blood drains from those nether regions into your head.

There's an exhilaration you get from self-propelled transportation — skateboarding, in-line skating and walking as well as biking; New York has good public transportation, but you just don't get the kind of rush I'm talking about on a bus or subway train.

Nicky doesn't get that kind of rush from food.

Kate becomes addicted to this kind of romantic rush, repeating it with other boys, then other men, in haylofts and deserted farmhouses.

There is something unsettling about this kind of gold rush — it's propelled by a cynical assumption that hip-hop can be gamed, or that it is the easiest route to notoriety and riches for people who are lacking in quantifiable skills.

Every time this family sees someone who has spent this kind of money rushing past them in line, they know it only increases their own waiting time.

Such sharing may be pitched at the level of a declamatory shout, a subversive whisper or the kind of rushed monotone that suggests a nervous breakdown is just around the corner.