inrush

With the inrush of the fresh air every one soon felt better.

The initial inrush of the new had already taken place.

Then the inrush of feeling, here where she occupied him.

But there was no inrush of hot carbon dioxide gas.

The murmur rose again, this time an inrush of relief.

Otherwise, today's inrush of refugees would only be rehearsal for what was to come.

The essential point is that our minds can open to the sudden inrush of light.

The inrush of water smothered the cargo in the hold.

With the fresh inrush of oxygen, her brain was functioning again.

In its main features an inrush is just the reverse of an eruption.

I felt the soft inrush of air against my skin. '

The inrush of air brought strength, but not her own strength.

It was instantly followed by an inrush of women.

And it could be as fatal as the inrush alone.

Such a dry well can accept an initial inrush of water very quickly, until the air is displaced.

The inrush of oxygen feeds the fire and makes it impossible to close the door.

The miners who escaped the inrush of water made similarly good decisions.

Mercer promptly doubled up with the inrush of fire from his skin.

I inhaled deeply, studying the events which followed the inrush of air.

The increasing inrush of more inhabitants has reduced the available land for cultivation.

A sudden inrush of fresh air made me wince and shut my eyes.

An investigation blamed "an inrush of water through open bow doors" as the cause.

There was an inrush of air, and a croak.

Do not for a moment, however, think that he has let the floodgates open to an indiscriminate inrush.

The gurgling inrush of water was cold enough to feel like burning when it touched skin.