We found 211 examples of how to use rush in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 211.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 76. | No rush, but let's take the next bus. | |
| 77. | It was the morning rush hour, and there were a lot of passing pedestrians and cars. | |
| 78. | I want to avoid rush hour. | |
| 79. | Is there a big rush? | |
| 80. | There's no need to rush. | |
| 81. | Tom doesn't seem to be in a rush. | |
| 82. | Tom isn't going to rush into anything. | |
| 83. | Let's not rush into it. | |
| 84. | We don't like to rush things. | |
| 85. | Tom doesn't like to ride the subway during rush hour. | |
| 86. | There was a pileup during rush hour. | |
| 87. | Three hours later, the King was loitering around the castle, looking for something to busy himself with. "Fuck, I'm so bored," he grumbled in exasperation. "The kids are at school. Gwo's at work. Impa's at the hospital. Ganon—" Suddenly the King heard an incomprehensible cry and turned around to see Fari rush past him. "Damn, Fari, what was that?!" "Piss off, Your Majesty!" Fari yelled at the top of his lungs. "My... PMSing as usual, I see," the King continued to mutter dejectedly. "Shit, I'm so fucking bored. Nothing good on TV. Nothing good online. Nothing good to eat." As he was about to leave the dining hall, his eyes were drawn to a cinnamon jar standing lonely on the table. A spoon of cinnamon was placed conveniently next to it. In a saner state the King may have been reasonably suspicious about it, but now he was so exhausted from boredom that any opportunity to relieve it for a minute felt like a blessing. "I wonder what ground cinnamon tastes like," said he nonchalantly and put the spoon in his mouth. | |
| 88. | There was a chain accident during rush hour. | |
| 89. | I'm having an adrenaline rush. | |
| 90. | What's with the rush? | |
| 91. | What's up with the rush? | |
| 92. | Why are you in a rush? | |
| 93. | The busses are especially crowded during rush hour. | |
| 94. | I was in a rush when I typed it up, so there must be plenty of errors, including grammatical ones. | |
| 95. | I'm in a rush to get home. | |
| 96. | He left in a rush. | |
| 97. | Let's not rush things. | |
| 98. | Rush hour traffic will start soon. | |
| 99. | We don't want to rush it. | |
| 100. | None but those who have experienced it can form an idea of the delicious throng of sensations which rush into an American's bosom, when he first comes in sight of Europe. |