How to use "rush" in a sentence

Sala felt a rush of gladness

"Cham, I've made a decision," she said, in a rush.

Sala half-wanted to rush home to tell Gran and Mom what had happened, but she didn't want to lose any of her remaining time with Cham

"I just wish you'd change your mind about Pod Life," she said, in a rush.

She felt a rush of delight

Like the rush of water downstream

In the rush to get out of her house before the gas explosion leveled it, he hadn't noticed that she'd been carrying anything

But will you tell me one day when you aren't in such a damn rush?"

In fact, he compared it to the burning gases that might rush out from a gun.

Down the hill I saw some soldiers rush under the railway bridge

I hesitated, then with a rush of desperate courage, and with my heart beating violently, I climbed to the top of the pile of earth in which I had been buried.

They just used to rush off to work - I've seen hundreds of them, with a bit of breakfast in their hand, running to catch their train, frightened they'd be sacked if they didn't

The first rush had already ended and there were few people on the train