Sentence examples for tiny rush from inspiring English sources

Growing up in tiny Rush Hill, Mo., he was driving a tractor by age 12 and salting away savings.

We might have permitted ourselves a tiny rush of titillation when we heard, in June, that a clothes-free restaurant had opened in London, but we've made up for it by keeping Stephen Gough, "the naked rambler", in prison for a total of ten years.

The tiny rush-light of the cottages is only a fading memory.

Los Angeles and this tiny Gold Rush town share the same "City of Angels" nickname, and the similarities don't end there.

At one point a tiny girl rushing toward the dance machines almost knocks him over, without even looking back.

As we celebrate this Christmas with the sound of tiny feet rushing toward a tree to rip open presents, let's take a moment to consider the children less fortunate — the growing number who live in poverty in this country.

There, two strange, elderly ladies persuade his wife that their daughter, Christine, is speaking to them from beyond the grave, and John sees the red plastic mac flickering by the dark canals, as its tiny wearer rushes and scampers by the water's edge.

Valentino, who received the Legion of Honor on Thursday, and celebrated with a black-tie dinner at his chateau, appealed to the client who has everything — well, maybe not a gorgeous chiffon dress clinging to one shoulder with tiny pearls rushing over the bodice.

A world-class Spanish tapas restaurant in a tiny gold-rush tourist town north of Queenstown.

Anticipating Seinfeld by more than a century, his "underground men" get worked up over tiny slights, and rush out to give their enemies the cold shoulder.

While talking animatedly on their cellphones or smoking cigarettes or even while downshifting their tiny cars through rush-hour traffic, they gesticulate with enviably elegant coordination.