When an inmate chokes on his rice and coughs, a supervisor rushes over to rub his back.
After a recent Monday-evening class, five-year-old Zang Siqi rushes toward her mother, eager to show off a white rocket she has made out of paper, a Snow White sticker in its nose cone.
When the cuff is deflated, blood rushes to the fingertips.
Later that year, I bought the futon, dark blue with an austere pattern of flowers and rushes.
The gold rushes (1851-1892) brought more people to Australia, and in 1901 the six self-governing wer united in one dominion-the independent Commonwealth of Australia.
The oil rushes up the tube and spouts up as a gusher.
Or perhaps, simply contemplate the railway traveler: watching the landscape smoothly unfurl while the train rushes quietly to the next exciting destination.
During the process of drilling,gas and oil at great pressure may suddenly be met,and if this rushes out and catches fire,the oil well may never by brought into operation at danger is well known and steps are always taken to prevent it.
It is mine to avenge; I will repay. In due time their foot will slip; their day of disaster is near and their doom rushes upon them.
'a nurse rushes into an exam room and says...' Uh, let me start all over again.
Unable to start the lawn mower, he rushes toward his father for help.
You're cruising down the road, the wind rushes in through an open window, and your foot lowers on the accelerator.
The waters of the Yangtse, struggling between towering wall-sided cliffs, rushes down in whirlpools, rapids or eddies and pounds on the banks in desperate rage, throwing up surging white foam and creating a sight of spectacular grandeur.
An increasingly volatile climate has led to more torrential rainstorms, but we have a drainage system, designed in Victorian times, that finds it difficult to cope with sudden rushes of water.
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