“rush for”造句，怎么用rush for造句

There was a rush for the concert tickets.

Record shops are expecting a huge rush for the single.

There's a great demand for our new product. There's been a big rush for it lately.

It's a bit of a rush for everyone to wipe their hands.

In the rush for seats, George was left holding the bag.

Following the rush for iodated salt, rumour had it that salt-bath helps prevent human bodies against effects from radiation.

Do not rush for quick gains, do not be half hearted, do not indulge in playing stocks.

When people live, they can be confused, but they can't be bold. They do not fight for a single word. They do not rush for a moment.

Fallout from the Dubai debt crisis continued to roll through financial markets for the second day, although the rush for the exits slowed.

If there is a sudden rush for cash, Banks may prove unable to supply it at an affordable price even to creditworthy enterprises.

Since we are all colleagues, we should have peaceful ideological communication and exchanges among colleagues. We should be restrained and restrained, and we should not rush for success.

Poor people worry about getting married. If they talk too much, they leave. Rich people have money to talk. They rush for happiness. The salary of poor people for one year and the cost of a meal for rich people.

Back home, flip through the TV program, tease the flowers and plants, see the cat with goldfish in its mouth, it is a rush for you to catch up with me.

Complaint is not big, but terrible. When a boat overthrows a boat, it is advisable to be deep and cautious. It is negligible to rush for a long time.

As neatly stacked shelves began to writhe and wobble, staff did not rush for cover. Instead, they tried - mostly in vain - to stop bottles of soy sauce and packets of miso crashing to the floor.

In the course of life, it takes courage to rush forward all the way, but wisdom is more necessary to rush back bravely.

When the sergeant yelled out my number, I had to rush forward.

Actors rush for their coats and bags.

Your smile only mistake I Bliss rush for that year.

The soldiers made a headlong rush for cover.

Kevin：No hurry. We're not in a big rush for the second half of the order.

The fourth recruit: don't often rush for driving speed, nasty brake and urgent to wait not to normal operation.

Lewin's innovation allows millions of users to watch streaming video simultaneously, for example, and keeps news websites online during global crises as viewers rush for the latest information.

This task is urgent, but we can't rush for quick success and instant benefit. We need to complete it with quality and quantity.

Education is a ten-year-old tree, and a hundred-year-old tree is a long-term plan for people. We should not rush for quick success and instant benefit.

If you rush forward, you will break your head and bleed blood. You may break through the world, but if you don't work hard, you will have to wait for death.

His friends rush forward to cut him free and hoist him on their shoulders.

A frenzied rush for the exits.

The favorable layoff conditions triggered a rush for the resignation of the staff.

Frightened people make a rush for a door and pile up against it. so that no one get out.

Following the rush for gold in the late 19th century, the bay's harbor attracted sailing ships from around the globe, and a great American city was born.

If you like something, if you like it, enjoy it, don't like it, then avoid it. To be a simple person, have their own preferences, have their own principles, have their own beliefs, do not rush for quick gains, do not exaggerate and frivolous.

The crowd made a mad rush for the exit.

Cody was fifty years old then, a product of the Nevada silver fields, of the Yukon, of every rush for metal since seventy-five.

We rush for the glory.

In order to give priority to the transportation of wounded soldiers, Minsheng Company dispatched vessels such as the People's Federation, Minsheng, Minkang, Folklore, People's Value, Folklore, Minyuan, etc. to rush for transportation in a period of time.

Once they discovered it, a rush for the new gold was on.