100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "bullrush"

Definition

Bullrush (verb) refers to the act of moving quickly and forcefully toward someone or something, often with the intent to tackle, push over, or overwhelm. It can also mean to rush into a situation recklessly or without proper consideration.

Synonyms

• Charge
• Rush
• Dash
• Hurdle
• Sprint
• Lunge
• Plow through
• Charge at
• Attack
• Drive

Antonyms

• Retreat
• Withdraw
• Hesitate
• Slow down
• Avoid
• Sidestep
• Recede
• Back off
• Cower
• Linger

Examples

1. The players bullrush the field during the halftime break.
2. He decided to bullrush into the crowd to save his friend.
3. During the game, the defender tried to bullrush past the offensive line.
4. She couldn’t help but bullrush into the store when she saw the sale.
5. The dog would bullrush towards the ball every time it was thrown.
6. In a moment of excitement, he bullrush into the room without knocking.
7. The kids would bullrush each other while playing tag in the park.
8. When the door opened, everyone began to bullrush toward the buffet.
9. To make the catch, the athlete had to bullrush through the defenders.
10. He planned to bullrush his way through the tough negotiations.
11. The crowd began to bullrush towards the stage as the band started playing.
12. With determination, she would bullrush through her challenges.
13. The security team had to bullrush to contain the situation.
14. During the emergency, people began to bullrush out of the building.
15. The children would bullrush onto the playground after school.
16. He felt the urge to bullrush into the conversation and share his ideas.
17. The team decided to bullrush the opponent’s defense to secure a win.
18. They began to bullrush after realizing the concert was about to start.
19. She couldn’t resist the urge to bullrush towards the front row.
20. The athlete trained to bullrush past any obstacle in his path.
21. As the starting gun fired, they all bullrush forward.
22. He intended to bullrush the other candidates in the debate.
23. The firefighters had to bullrush into the burning building.
24. They had to bullrush to the finish line to secure victory.
25. The dog would bullrush every time it saw a squirrel.
26. She felt compelled to bullrush into action when the alarm went off.
27. The kids would bullrush each other during the recess bell.
28. He decided to bullrush into the project without a proper plan.
29. The crowd began to bullrush when the gates opened.
30. To score the winning point, he had to bullrush the goal.
31. They would bullrush the ice cream truck every Saturday.
32. The horse would bullrush towards the finish line at full speed.
33. He wanted to bullrush into the meeting with his new ideas.
34. The players were instructed to bullrush the opponent’s goal.
35. The excitement made her want to bullrush up to her favorite celebrity.
36. He planned to bullrush through the door before it closed.
37. The children would bullrush into the classroom after lunch.
38. The fans began to bullrush the player for autographs.
39. She felt the need to bullrush into the decision-making process.
40. The team decided to bullrush the ball down the field.
41. He had to bullrush to catch the last train of the night.
42. The volunteers would bullrush into action during the charity event.
43. The excitement made them bullrush the entrance of the amusement park.
44. He would often bullrush his way through traffic.
45. The athletes were told to bullrush through the obstacle course.
46. She couldn’t help but bullrush to the front of the line.
47. The thrill of the game made him bullrush towards the ball.
48. He felt the adrenaline as he prepared to bullrush the opponent.
49. The children would bullrush to the swings as soon as they arrived.
50. She decided to bullrush into the conversation with her opinion.
51. The moment the whistle blew, they all bullrush onto the field.
52. He had to bullrush to get his work done before the deadline.
53. The crowd began to bullrush toward the exit when the fire alarm went off.
54. He would bullrush past anyone standing in his way.
55. The excitement of the game made the fans bullrush to their seats.
56. She wanted to bullrush through the project to finish early.
57. The children would bullrush into the pool on hot summer days.
58. He felt the need to bullrush through the discussion to make his point.
59. The players had to bullrush to score before time ran out.
60. The thrill of the concert made him want to bullrush to the front.
61. They would bullrush to the car when it started to rain.
62. The coach encouraged them to bullrush the opponent’s defense.
63. She prepared to bullrush into the meeting unannounced.
64. The crowd began to bullrush the arena as the doors opened.
65. The athlete had to bullrush through the final stretch of the race.
66. He felt compelled to bullrush into the fray during the argument.
67. The kids would bullrush into the candy store after school.
68. He had to bullrush to catch a glimpse of the parade.
69. The moment they heard the news, they decided to bullrush to the location.
70. She wanted to bullrush through the line to get her ticket.
71. The players were told to bullrush the quarterback to disrupt the play.
72. He decided to bullrush into the project headfirst.
73. The excitement made them bullrush toward the stage.
74. The moment he saw the opportunity, he would bullrush for it.
75. They needed to bullrush if they wanted to catch the bus.
76. The kids would bullrush toward the ice cream truck every summer.
77. He felt the urge to bullrush into the conversation with enthusiasm.
78. The team decided to bullrush their way to victory.
79. The moment the whistle blew, they would bullrush onto the field.
80. She couldn’t stop herself from wanting to bullrush into the festivities.
81. He trained hard to bullrush through the competition.
82. The players had to bullrush in order to reach the end zone.
83. The excitement of the event made everyone want to bullrush inside.
84. She decided to bullrush into the meeting without waiting for her turn.
85. The thrill of the chase made him want to bullrush forward.
86. The crowd started to bullrush as the fireworks began.
87. He planned to bullrush his way through the challenges ahead.
88. The children would bullrush out of the school at the end of the day.
89. She felt the need to bullrush into the spotlight.
90. The team had to bullrush to secure a place in the finals.
91. The excitement made her want to bullrush to the front of the line.
92. He decided to bullrush into the discussion with his opinions.
93. The players were instructed to bullrush the basket for a rebound.
94. The moment they heard the announcement, they began to bullrush toward the exit.
95. He felt the urge to bullrush into the action during the game.
96. The thrill of the party made everyone want to bullrush inside.
97. The kids would bullrush into the playground at the sound of the bell.
98. He wanted to bullrush through the tasks on his to-do list.
99. The excitement made them bullrush toward the finish line.
100. She couldn’t resist the urge to bullrush into the new adventure.