Sentence examples for writer rushes from inspiring English sources

The writer rushes out to the beach looking for a doctor.

(Holden)'NIM'S ISLAND' (PG, 1 36) In this sweet but ho-hum adaptation of Wendy Orr's novel, an agoraphobic writer rushes to the aid of a motherless, island-bound girl (Abigail Breslin) whose father has been trapped by a storm at sea.

(Scott) 'NIM'S ISLAND' (PG, 1 36) In this sweet but ho-hum adaptation of Wendy Orr's novel, an agoraphobic writer rushes to the aid of a motherless, island-bound girl (Abigail Breslin) whose father has been trapped by a storm at sea.

The writer rushed back for Jack to help--he was sunning himself a short distance away.

What's more, the interpretation of the word salmagundi left Jay Jacobs, the food writer, rushing to another source.

— Jeff Gordinier The Atlantic: Britain (or perhaps just its food writers) rushes to the defense of the national treasure Delia Smith, who was recently dropped by a major food magazine and replaced by … Pippa Middleton.

Sandoval's blasts ignited the first journalistic stampede of the night, writers rushing for synonyms for "holy cow".

Before science writers rush off to write headlines like the one I wrote above, though, any number of caveats are in order.

Too many suspense writers rush, trying to produce one or more novels each year, and that is something I cannot do.

O'Farrell knew when – and how – to move on, but left a vacuum which a host of inferior writers rushed to fill.

The ratings system that drives networks is less forgiving, and the writers rush to present full-blown caricatures, from the Lady Macbeth wife to the mad-as-Nero heir apparent.