Sentence examples for to rush through the from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, water continued to rush through the small channel they created.

Ministers wanted to rush through the bill with a minimum of scrutiny.

"There was no need to rush through the NIS deal, but the cabinet did it Tuesday".

This month, when the Republicans tried to rush through the Graham-Cassidy bill, they scheduled things so that the C.B.O.

Political figures on both sides of the debate, however, insisted there was no need to rush through the process.

Prolonged drought and earthquake activity also transformed the area, with the result that the occasional rainfall began to rush through the area, cutting deep channels into the surface.

When approached by a partner whispering sweet nothings about untold riches and power, it can be tempting to rush through the negotiation process.

The gray-brown bird, stuffed and displayed on a cabinet, was one of the reasons Mr. Lockwood was so ready to rush through the club agenda.

"However that opportunity would be denied if the DfT follows through with its determination to rush through the process before Parliament returns next week.

They have 10 other things they need to do, and it is very easy to rush through the process and rationalize choosing a less-than-stellar candidate.

Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, condemned the "nakedly political decision to rush through the reprivatisation of the East Coast line before the general election.