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Meanings of rush along in English
Portuguese
correr Catalan
llençar-se Move fast.
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Usage of rush along in English
1
Did her mother ever rush along in front of a bull?
2
And now a forest appears in which huge apes rush along on four paws.
3
The horses and mules are always ready to rush along with any herd leading them.
4
Then our hero again seized a brand, and made a rush along the cabin passage.
5
That must be delightful to rush along on horseback!
6
If you'll go and see whether the coast's clear, I'll rush along there with it now.
7
People twirl now in their arm-chairs, and the vitality in them kindles as they rush along.
8
They heard him clear the stairs, rush along the lower hall, and out of the house.
9
Almost simultaneously came the rush along the deck.
10
Why shouldn't I rush along and put my pie into Ribby's oven when Ribby isn't there?
11
Darts rush along the sky, spears fall like the circles of light which gild the face of night.
12
Emma liked watching the people rush along the sidewalks, jostling each other, streaming across intersections while horns blared.
13
We rush along without knowing it.
14
Cars rush along the wide boulevards past the famous fountain of a peasant woman pouring water from a jug.
15
The river, too, was quieter; and if he did not rush along as swiftly, his progress... was less exhausting.
16
The sky seems to have dropped into the sea, and now joins the roaring waves as they rush along.
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