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Definitions
Etymologies
- Middle English rushen, from Anglo-Norman russher, variant of Old French ruser, to drive back, from Latin recūsāre, to reject : re-, re- + causārī, to give as a reason (from causa, cause).Middle English, from Old English rysc.
Examples
“You know, you've heard the term rushing like a river.”
“Wow! this is what I call rushing the mourners!" gasped Bandy-legs, after they had made sure that the rattler was as dead as might be expected before sundown; for Owen declared that he had some sort of belief in the old saying that "cut up a snake as you will, its tail will wriggle until sunset.”
“I for one do not believe in rushing to judgement before all the cards are on the table.”
“The most logical bet right now is Oregon running back LaMichael James, who now leads the Football Bowl Subdivision in rushing yards per game (169.6).”
The Wall Street Journal: College Football Veers From the Script
“: Even if you want to argue that he set a career high in rushing last week, it was still just 31 yards.”
“There should be no comparsion in rushing people into a war that has lead us into a depression and a plan that so many people need.”
“Let's remember what has happend under Bush and Obama in rushing through these ridiculous TARP bills.”
Democrats point to 'Smoking Tweet' in GOP stalling health care
“•Offensive line: The Browns ranked 26th in rushing in 2008, but they did give up the eighth-fewest sacks (24).”
Starting over: Mangini back to his roots for rebuilding Browns
“Virginia might have recorded only one sack last week against Miami, but Defensive Line Coach Jeff Hanson was pleased with his unit's overall effort in rushing the Hurricanes 'quarterbacks.”
“He is the team's third-leading rusher and leads the team in rushing touchdowns.”
The Washington Post: Cavaliers preparing to face revived Duke offense
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