What is "rush along"

Usage examples of "rush along".

The convicts let out suppressed squeals of delight and began to rush along the racks and tiers.

Tuntun had to rush along, had to chase the group, in part because Belli'mar Juraviel -- her closest friend despite their constant squabbling -- was among them, but also in part because Nightbird led that troop.

Starfare's Gem skidded in a mad rush along the seas, tenuously poised between life and death.

He stood at the wicket gate for a few moments, watching the two sloops continue blasting the ends of the streets with caseshot, then led the rush along the road beside the port that led to the brothel.

Seams burst open in the earth, ragged tears that allowed the water to rush along like ever-swelling rivers.

It also seemed she was mostly packed, because it wasn't long before he heard her rush along the hall overhead.

Tuntun had to rush along, had to chase the group, in part because Belli'mar Juraviel - her closest friend despite their constant squabbling - was among them, but also in part because Nightbird led that troop.

Tuntun had to rush along, had to chase the group, in part because Belli’.

The instant shed looked at it the feeling that Elizabeth was trying to give her a message came back in a rush along with a clear understanding that whatever the message was, it wasnt in the diary.

Whenever an enemy tried to rush along the ramparts, the Tippoo would drop that man, then pass the gun back, take another, step forward through the powder smoke and fire again.

All I was conscious of was our mad rush along the water front, amongst cranes and winches, with dark hulls of ships alongside and masts swaying in the offing.

A severe earthquake would occasionally lower a large section of land, and the sea would rush along an existing riverbed, pushing the fresh water out of its way as it plowed inland.

So rush along and tell Deacon we've reason to believe that point five centimeters is the critical wavelength.