1.   Howard says the adrenalin rush and the feel of the horse beneath him is just like the good old days.

2.   I had this adrenalin rush carrying me along, wanting to help so badly and use my skills.

3.   Instead, it gives David Fay, executive director of the USGA, an adrenalin rush thinking about playing at a nontraditional Open site.

4.   Kansas City has much to recommend it, but if you need hassle-induced adrenalin rushes to spice your life, you are in the wrong place.

5.   The adrenalin rush is infectious.

6.   Then at least, the second-season adrenalin rush will carry the lads the rest of the way.

7.   Those who joined the movement still miss the adrenalin rush of being a part of something so monumental.

8.   Touching their silky-slimy skin gives Mosley an adrenalin rush he feeds on long after he returns to the shark pool in Atlanta.

9.   Even coach Dusin must have had quite an adrenalin rush as neither he nor his players knew they were through following the final whistle against Russia.