Sentence examples for use it to rush from inspiring English sources

Now Obama wants to use it to rush through instant special-ed programs and pre-Ks.

The running game added 146 yards, and the Falcons used it to hold off the Eagles' pass rush — particularly important because Atlanta was not quite sure what Philadelphia's defense would try under the new coordinator Todd Bowles.

It used to rush straightaway through the heart of the listener".

Commuters, it says, will "only will use it during rush hours".

You can use tactics to rush a goal, fall back for defense, or a variety of other situational moves.

A spokesman for the campaign, Jesse Benton, said it would use the money to rush out a new television advertisement and put it on the air in Iowa and New Hampshire by midweek.

"We hear delicious things and we regret that we can't use it ourselves," Mr. Rush said.

This seems to indicate that the number of people using the subway for commuting is decreasing and more people use it outside the rush hours.

Freed from the constraints of a concept that we otherwise use to rush, punish, and pressure ourselves, we are truly alive at last.

If you cannot maintain position by boxing out, use your speed to rush in and grab the rebound.

The otherwise adventurous Kronos Quartet used to rush through it in four hours and, after a few such trials, refused to play it, even infamously canceling a planned 1996 performance at the Lincoln Center Festival.