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Rushes are thick water weeds, rush cutters were the workers who cut them.
Rushes are asked to tell a joke prior to the brief, and graded by the team as part of the rigorous selection process.
Monroe eventually moves in to a remodeled attic, with the entrance from the Rushes' kitchen.
"Daily Rushes" contained a sequence in which the performers appeared to be handing invisible objects to one another.
Other Egyptians could aspire to the Field of Rushes, beyond the horizon to the east.
She published a collection of short stories, A Bundle of Rushes, in 1900.
Monroe becomes a reporter-in-training at the paper, and under the Rushes' supervision, proves to be more resourceful than in years past.
Cap O' Rushes was thrown out because her father interpreted her words to mean she did not love him.
These are often called Gold Rushes.
Rushes and fragrant herbs covered the stones, and they scented the air sweetly.
It is similar to the version known as "Green Grow the Rushes, O."
In 1998, he released Rushes, the second electronica album by the Fireman.
Saw it at Soho Rushes and just found it online...
Rushes has partnered with Industry and Education to provide suitable courses and career paths.
He added: "Rushes were always seen by the whole studio, there was pride taken in achievement even if it didn't strike a jackpot.
Rushes of blinding heat burned through her, and she felt as if she were a thing apart from the body that sought to hold her.
'The Rushes' shopping centre has also been built on the site of the former bus station and is occupied by national chains.
Rushes of ecstasy followed weary periods of exhaustion.
Rushes, cattails, sedges and marsh grasses grew, and fences kept cattle away.
Heron Wading in the Rushes, for balance.
Rushes of blood to the head, confusion, memory loss and unpleasant obsessions led to a medical diagnosis of neurasthenia.
Marie gradually warms up to Rushes Bear.
Green Grow the Rushes may refer to:
Green Rushes, incorporating The Quiet Man and other related stories (1935)
"Anyway, 'Dailies & Rushes has caused me no end of problems.
I've gone to dailies since I was 12 years old.
No other American city has more than two dailies, and most have one.
In film, I used to go to dailies all the time.
He got to see the dailies and knew it was working for him.
A number of other new dailies also appeared in 1988.
"But the dailies, there might not be enough room for them quite yet."
And the answer ran through my head the way those dailies had been run.
Now in the popular dailies there is, on average, a case a week.
Heaven help them all when the dailies came out the next day.
Half the dailies existing in 1981 changed hands by 1988.
Most of the dailies will probably give it a few lines tomorrow.
Two days later he opened the great London dailies one after the other.
One after another the major metropolitan dailies started to report what was going on.
"I want to get a job on one of the big dailies.
On the other hand, that news would make the national dailies, which she could read anywhere.
I'm going to have to spend some time on it and you know I'll get pulled when the dailies start coming in.
Three business dailies are fighting for an audience that may number only 100,000.
And I am in touch with a few reporters on the big dailies.
You never even look at the financial dailies, let alone the operational data.
At the same time he started writing columns on economic and political issues in the national dailies.
"As I was watching the dailies, the more she became the character," he said.
Today there are 1,450 paid dailies with a circulation of 53 million.
Two new dailies started and survived, one of which changed hands twice.
Of the 20 dailies in Connecticut, just 6 remain independent.
In the dailies, you can see I was about to pass out."