Roleset rush.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "move quickly":

Roles:

Arg0:causer of motion


Arg1:entity in motion


Arg2:path or secondary action of arg1

Examples:

person: ns tense: present aspect: progressive voice: active form: participle


secondary action (-)
Its capital spending is growing at double-digit rates for the second year in a row, and its superefficient producers of everything from cars to computer chips are rushing to expand capacity, modernize factories and develop new products.
Arg1:	its superefficient producers of everything from cars to computer chips
REL:	rushing
Arg2:	to expand capacity, modernize factories and develop new products

person: ns tense: ns aspect: progressive voice: active form: participle


locative (-)
One person familiar with UAL said the unsettled labor situation and the uncertain world-wide financial markets contributed to the board's decision *trace* to avoid ``*trace* rushing around selling the company at a bargain price,'' particularly since it accepted a $300-a-share offer just last month.
Arg1:	*trace* -> *trace* -> the board's
REL:	rushing
Arg2-LOC:	around
ArgM-ADV:	selling the company at a bargain price

person: ns tense: present aspect: progressive voice: active form: participle


direction (-)
We're not rushing into anything.
Arg1:	We
ArgM-NEG:	not
REL:	rushing
Arg2-DIR:	into anything

This could perhaps be regarded as two senses, motion and intended-action, but they seem so closely related to me. person: ns tense: past aspect: ns voice: active form: full


with agent (-)
The Swedish publishers of a new Estonian-language newspaper rushed an extra edition across the Baltic on Oct. 10 after the first run sold out in one day.
Arg0:	The Swedish publishers of a new Estonian-language newspaper
REL:	rushed
Arg1:	an extra edition
Arg2-across:	the Baltic
Argm-TMP:	on Oct. 10
Argm-TMP:	after the first run sold out in one day