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Examples for "hurry"
Examples for "hurry"
1
For sometimes didn't even great men hurry, in time of great need?
2
But they are in no hurry; and I am in no hurry.
3
The actors, however, had already fled, and apparently in a great hurry.
4
Well; one must stop somewhere; Culhwch himself was in no hurry to.
5
I think they've decided to bring their plans forward in a hurry.
1
He increased the speed; they tore down the slope in breakneck haste.
2
There's been no explanation for the government's haste or use of violence.
3
Let the crumby balance of clear vision be expunged, but post haste.
4
But the dream was amusing; I was in no haste to wake.
5
The grave was filled up by friendly hands working in nervous haste.
1
When he reached the landing, however, he heard a rush of water.
2
As investors rush into frontier markets, analysts suggest careful selection among countries.
3
But in Ireland, it's a rush to work, that's the wrong way.
4
Fraud occurs in the rush of business; but it is the exception.
5
That exhilarating rush of power was gone; now I felt completely drained.
6
There's no rush on the intelligence data regarding the immigration problem here.
7
Long French ball forces Solo to rush out to clear her lines.
8
In office, the coalition government did not rush to resolve McKinnon's case.
9
A short ten-minute ride from the city outside of rush hour traffic.
10
I found them right after the lunch rush, couple of days ago.
11
We left early to avoid the rush hour traffic and missed it.
12
In other words, it's hardly something China would want to rush into.
13
An intriguing Dutch study found people who rush believe time is faster.
14
The road was busy with early morning rush-hour traffic at the time.
15
Government decides Dáil should sit next Wednesday to rush through new legislation.
16
But there is no need to rush into long runs just yet.
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