mad rush

A mad rush of anger sent him leaping in amongst the combatants.

It had broken all bonds, swept everything aside in its mad rush.

There was a mad rush like the sudden swoop of some tremendous hawk.

Out of the water rose a flock of duck with a mad rush as we hove in sight.

She had not moved from the doorway since Sarah and Shirley had brushed past her in their mad rush.

What did it signify—this mad rush to get round a corner to creep into a hole?

What were the thoughts that filled her mind during that mad rush?

Then, with a thundering like peal came the mad rush of waters.

Forced march, and midnight raid, and mad rush of battle were over.

This is the price we pay for our mad rush after the things that do not matter.