Sentence examples for way of rush from inspiring English sources

It also means that if things get worse under the Democrats, and Republicans come to power, then even fewer moderates stand in the way of Rush Limbaugh's agenda.

Sprinting is a good way of rushing an enemy or a position.

One newspaper ran a cartoon, "Rude Descending a Staircase," as a way of depicting rush hour in the subway.

While we can't legally advocate skydiving selfies, we can recommend one thing: don't let the camera get in the way of the rush. .

"Everyone in Manhattan thinks nothing happens in Staten Island, that it's a Republican stronghold," said Mr. Nagulendran, standing beside the group's long table and occasionally leaning out of the way of a rushing waiter with a sizzling plate of food.

With more time, we can make it better," said the festival's executive director Eduardo Rodriguez, who wanted to do the festival "the right way, instead of rushing".

You want to be a gentleman, but going out of your way to rush to the door in order to open it before she gets there seems like you'd be trying too hard.

"There's no way to rush it".

In the East Village, nothing stands in the way of the sugar rush.

There seems to have been a steady demand for them, however, though nothing in the way of a "bond rush," but that may have been because people had been told that there is no need for hurry.

The hum of the bees is the sound of the world, the way the rush of the wind is like the roar of the sea.