1.   Although it can induce an adrenaline rush, Hunt is far less terrifying than the main game because it does not invest time in building fear.

2.   And the sheer adrenaline rush of watching the traders in action might be enough to leave an impression.

3.   And then there is the adrenaline rush of winning.

4.   At APBnews, Levins said he wanted to create the kind of newsroom that would give his handpicked staff the adrenaline rush that had motivated him as a reporter.

5.   Because of the adrenaline rush in my brain, it took a minute to realize he was talking about soccer.

6.   Adkins said Luvox causes tendon and muscle weakness, affects his oxygen-carrying capacity and inhibits the adrenaline rush that athletes use to prepare for races.

7.   But Chavez continued on because he needed the adrenaline rush of a big fight as much as he needed the money.

8.   But he admitted there was no adrenaline rush Wednesday night.

9.   But in our still-simmering anger, and in the adrenaline rush and deceptive glow of our success in Afghanistan, we may yet succumb.

10.   But in terms of a sheer adrenaline rush, nothing tops a North Carolina-Duke basketball game, especially when both teams are contending for the national championship.