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ConsumeTears welled up uncontrollable in his eyes, and he was consumed by a rush of sadness.

Instead, a rush of water filled his mouth, and he began to choke.

so a rush of new visitors is arriving at libraries just as the local governments that fund them run out of money.

Just then the train pulled into the Bowling Green station. The doors opened, a rush of humanity swarmed in, and then suddenly, she was gone.

The second piece of advice I'll give is to not get caught up in finding the big incoming link that will bring a rush of traffic.

Mark stared at me and I felt a rush of heat to my cheeks.

We were caught up in a rush of people coming out of the football ground.

She felt a rush of relief and she realized how much she had a rush of relief and she realized how much she had been counting on him.

The locked door flew open and with it a rush of memories.

Now, with a rush of old memories, how clearly it stood up before him, in the darkness!

But at the same time, China's neighbors could wake up Monday dealing with a rush of capital trying to chase the yuan-appreciation story.

And besides, you should have known better than to choose such a rush of a lass!

Tears welled up uncontrollably in my eyes, and I was consumed by a rush of sadness.

Jean felt a rush of the old enthusiasm, and with excitement she wrote down all her old dreams.

This opportunity has led to a rush of international investment into the gas- rich state of Queensland in eastern Australia.

This is often followed by a rush of previously pent-up emotions.

Alice, I saw him. Maybe I'm crazy now. I guess that's okay. If a rush of danger is what it takes to see him, then that's what I'll find.

But rather than a rush of people last week, Rabbi Meyer Hager said he has noticed a change in his regular worshippers.

and we were gone in a flash of light and a rush of wind that no-one seemed to notice.

Suddenly, a Kiowa attack helicopter swept in low and fired a rocket toward the Taliban position, leaving a rush of air and a trail of smoke.

That is because committees and other groups tend either to follow the leader in a rush of conformity or to polarize into warring camps.

She felt a rush of guilt as a broke across his face browned by the sun.

He felt a rush of chilled feeling of anxiety when he realized that his days were numbered.

Or a policy of global coordination could be overwhelmed by a rush of individual nations seeking to be the cheapest exporter in the world.

You are my fabricated in the Snow White fairy tale, but I just your life in a rush of guests.

The world enough, I did not think of, in such a rush of day, send you go, really want!

The explosive attack occurs in 150th of a second. By violently swallowing, prey is sucked in along with a rush of water.

But a rush of similarly themed companies coming to market means sellers smell opportunity -- and buyers should beware.

Though no one expects a rush of new stock listings soon, they are seeing a few positive, albeit minor, signs.

The Resource Investigator gives a team a rush of enthusiasm at the start of the project by vigorously pursuing contacts and opportunities.

The counter-reaction was a rush of piety, exemplified in a wave of church- and chantry-building.

Coldplay's second album, A Rush of Blood to the Head, finds the band plowing ahead with the bed-wetter thing and improving.

After the global victory over smallpox 30 years ago, a rush of energy went into similar 'vertical' attacks on single diseases.

Shanghai is a migrant megacity , and there was a rush of migrant novels and novellas in late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China.

If the model that is emerging in Asia works, it expects to see a rush of imitators on international routes.

The sound of his boots precedes him and he brings a rush of morning chill in.

This provides it with a rush of oxygen and sugars, making complex calculations easier and quicker.

At the bottom of the hill he trunked onto his street and felt a rush of pride.

In 2003, Angulos was driving excavation equipment in a large copper mine when he felt a rush of air.

After a nervous weekend for much of America, there was a rush of selling on Monday 28 October.

Imagine what might happen if you find a lump in your throat. You might feel a rush of fear and adrenaline as you imagine it's cancer.

Analysts anticipated a rush of investment dollars into the market for PGM, or platinum metals group, if ETFS is given the final nod to list.

There's not exactly a rush of good news across economically stressed America - unless you work at one of our 1, 200 community colleges.

The end of the ABN saga does not herald a rush of dealmaking among banks.

A rush of percussive blasts followed the display, prompting some people in the region to run inside and hide, while others watched in awe.

The removal of the government's official limits on pay increases has opened the flood gates for a rush of demands for higher wages.

With a rush of panic, he realized the rope harness held him captive underwater.

A rush of guilt ran through me as I feebly confessed to my trip to the movie theater and the real reason for my tardiness.

Each contraction may bring a rush of joy so overwhelming that the pain recedes into the background.

The Cult of Ecstasy breaks down barriers and self-imposed limitations to give people a rush of eye- opening experience .

A rush of jealousy, of contempt, and anger with this thick, loud-breathing rustic got the better of Ashurt's self-possession .

A series of explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear-power complex triggered a rush of concern across many countries in the region.

Why? Novelty can trigger a rush of the feel-good neurotransmitter dopamine.

When the kite touched lightning, a spark ran down the string to the key; a rush of electric sparks beganto appear on the key.

"Then you do care for him? " said Drouet, stopping completely and experiencing a rush of feeling.

Checking off a chore from your to-do list gives you a rush of energy.

"Okay, " he finally said in a rush of breath. He tossed the code card to Dooku.

You can therefore expect a rush of information as more and more people are prepared to reveal what they know.

The first taste is almost sweet, a rush of fruit giving way to a smooth sensation with just enough acid backbone.

He felt a rush of fear churning his stomach.

(informal) tense with excitement as from a rush of adrenaline.

I don't think they will be sued by all 4, 000 people but there has been a rush of inquiries from people in recent days.

The discovery of gold deposits in that region attracted a rush of gold diggers.

Lightning is a rush of electrical current from a cloud to the ground or from one cloud to another.

But whereas the market for other securitised assets, such as car loans, has revived strongly, few expect a rush of new private-label RMBS.

Every year, on the day he died, you get a rush of adrenaline caused by stress.

You feel a rush of wind at your back, and you're carried aloft.

He opened it; but as a rush of cold and piercing air penetrated the room abruptly, he closed it again immediately.

A rush of autumn leaves, sunset in a hurry.

There's a rush of information terraforming the IT world.

The news set off a rush of activities.

Getting some actual work done on that task, if only for 5 minutes, gives you a rush of exhilaration.

She felt a rush of excitement when she won the competition.

I'm feeling a rush of hormones coming on.

I was drowning in a rush of desire.

It is also is special swim unusualness, a twist a rush of crooked, very natural.

Even though this was another blow to my own ridiculous plan, I was ashamed to feel a rush of relief when I left him;

China's Financial Industry: Facing A Rush of Hybrid Management

I'm packing my bag with a rush of blood

If a rush of danger is what it takes to see him,

A Rush Of Blood To The Head

Felt a wave a rush of blood

A rush of wind is gently playing with their wings

Love is a rush of wild wind

A rush of panic and

work in a rush of enthusiasm