Sentence examples for will be no rush from inspiring English sources
"There will be no rush to judgment," Justice Michael Obus said at the hearing.
Under President Bush, there will be no rush to lengthy negotiations simply on the premise of history that talk is good.
(Mr. Gates kept it up on Thursday in Brussels, where he assured NATO that "there will be no rush to the exits" and that military pressure on the Taliban would not relent for at least six months).
Firstly, they do not want this soap opera to become a rival attraction to a World Cup still being hosted by England, hence the insistence that there will be no rush to blame.
BRUSSELS — As the Obama administration moves toward a decision on how rapidly to withdraw its extra combat forces from Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates assured the NATO alliance on Thursday that "there will be no rush to the exits".
One thing is certain: if either of these two political insurgents makes it to the White House, there will be no great rush to provide easier access to the world's biggest market.
There will be no discernible late rush hour, just an ongoing afternoon-cum-evening bustle.
Once it gets to Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber, there will be no stopping people rushing out to get their own headsets and figuring out how to watch these videos.
For those who caught them earlier in the year Liars will be No 1 Against The Rush of autumn-touring bands with their new electronic pop direction (10-21 Octourour begins Brudenell Social Club, Leeds)..
There will be no catching fire, no sudden rushes.
