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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was in a rush" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is hurrying or has limited time to complete a task. Example: "I couldn't stop to chat because I was in a rush to catch my train."
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Everything was in a rush".
His mother, Kellie Hotz, was in a rush.
"She said she was in a rush".
"I was in a rush," Mr. Brecht says.
And no one was in a rush, everyone was making something but no one was in a rush".
Mike Scioscia was in a rush before Thursday's game in Texas.
BUENOS AIRES — Nobody was in a rush inside the Estadio Monumental, not anymore.
But the funniest part was that he never really ran anywhere, but he was in a rush that day.
She was in a rush and picked out a wedding ring in about 20 minutes.
And unlike so many snap-happy tourists, no one was in a rush to leave.
"She was in a rush, she had to go to work.
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