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n. (gold rush English)
Usage examples of "gold rushes".
Set in the old west of gunfighters and gold rushes, it paints an evocative portrait of veterans of the Civil War, Custer's Last Stand, and has a wonderfully eerie and mythically resonant sequence set during a Sun Dance ceremony.
The famous gold rushes of the Yukon and Eldorado, and the rich strikes at Eureka sounded off the first modern Gold Age.
Which is only more gasoline poured onto things, because gold rushes show who's powerful and who's not.
Like later gold rushes, prospectors and traders spread throughout the ancient world in search of the ore.
Which is only more gasoline poured onto things, because gold rushes show who’.
There had been a lot of silly talk about gold rushes and treasure hunting, nearly ever since the Ring of Fire had happened.
Took me only four more gold rushes to decide my true calling was coal.