Examples of 'quite a rush' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a rush"
quite a rush: A feeling of excitement, exhilaration, or intense pleasure. This phrase is typically used to describe experiences that are fast-paced, thrilling, or highly stimulating
How to use "quite a rush" in a sentence
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quite a rush
You were in quite a rush awhile ago.
Everything happened in quite a rush.
It seemed like quite a rush to get me out here.
I can see why now. He was in quite a rush.
You also had quite a rush from home.
I need a half a loaf of white bread, and I am in quite a rush.
You were in quite a rush to get it.
When I put mom in that nursing home. That was quite a rush.
It seems like it was quite a rush to get out.
There is quite a rush and the technical teams are the first on the front.
This gave me quite a rush.
It gives me quite a rush to break that expressionless face of yours.
But getting the sails up today was quite a rush for all of us.
We had quite a rush at the dinner time!
They were in quite a rush.
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It 's quite a rush in the beginning.
You are in quite a rush.
I mean, here 's the strange part . This gave me quite a rush.
There is been quite a rush on today.
Why aren't you out there? Must be quite a rush.
That was quite a rush.
I am sorry . We were in quite a rush.
Must be quite a rush.
Why aren't you out there? Quite a rush.
This is quite a rush.
I must say, there is been quite a rush on today.
He was in quite a rush.
We were in quite a rush.
It 's also quite a rush.
And some teenagers, you know, they get quite a rush from stamp collecting.
Brutal . Must be quite a rush.
Ooh! This is quite a rush.
Where you been, lad? We had quite a rush at the dinner time!
