Sentence examples for where rushes from inspiring English sources

In a wadi barely visible from the road, where rushes now separate bright green vineyards from golden-brown fields of grain, he was pinned down for hours with his men.

Ruislip appears in the Domesday Book as Rislepe, thought to mean 'leaping place on the river where rushes grow', in reference to the River Pinn.

That is where Rush Health Systems proposes to build a hospital.

But in Detroit, where rush hour traffic is often thick, movement reached a complete stop.

But now the rocky buttress where Rush Creek spills is covered with ice and snow.

I was struck by the chapter where Rush, one of the children, stops to watch a large snow-blower at work on a Manhattan street.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS -- The Chiefs must make additions in the secondary and along the defensive line, where rushing the passer and stopping the run were problematic in 2003.

And on lines where rush-hour trains are supposed to come about every three minutes, these extra minutes throw whole subway corridors into slow motion.

After all, the country in which the Steubenville rape happened is the same one where Rush Limbaugh hosts the most popular radio show in the nation.

Early movers to this area — where rush hour can bring blaring traffic jams and the air sometimes smells like hay from the local carriage-horse stables — have often found it a tough slog.

The snows are still on the paths, 8,500 feet above sea level, and boots slip from side to side, or plunge, unexpectedly, where rushing streams have carved spaces around boulders and glacial moraine.