There was one shining light for the Foxes, though, in the form of their young left-arm quick bowler Atif Sheikh, who – having hurried Nottinghamshire's international batting lineup in Leicestershire's T20 victory at Trent Bridge on Friday – discomfited New Zealand's in a similar manner.
Abla Klaa, 21, lives with her family, a 30-minute bus ride from campus Monday It's my last week of lectures, which means I can almost say goodbye to swamped library spaces, hurried commutes to university and my mother's morning nag about the importance of a healthy breakfast and an early night.
"I was hurried to the bottom of the ship and locked in a tiny cabin for a week.
Reasoning is so often the problem with laws hurried through to show that the government is doing something in response to yesterday's headlines.
I thanked him and hurried on stage.
The protesters had called for the trials of senior figures and for democratic reforms to be hurried up.
But one correspondent, intrigued by the parallels between the two booms, put on stout boots, packed a copy of "The Age of Gold" and set off for Williston.For the '49ers as the men who hurried west in that year became known the trek to California was arduous.
A White House spokesman said after the report's publication that the president would not be hurried into making up his mind.The report supplied ammunition to both sides of the debate.
President Yeltsin's staff and the Russian foreign ministry hurried to dissociate themselves from his remarks.
Finland hurried into the warm embrace of Europe, currency and all, as soon as the Soviet threat next door had been removed.
Republicans hurried him away from the Maze prison without comment but Conservatives and unionists were quick to argue that terrorists had gained huge advantages from the agreement while holding on to their armouries.
