Sentence examples for With great haste from inspiring English sources

The man rushes off to find them with great haste.

Unlike the disarray in Boehner's House, the intramural Democratic fight in the 1944 Senate was resolved with great haste.

The question in Ramadi is how well the Iraqi security forces, assembled and trained by the Americans, sometimes with great haste, will perform on their own.

The lease and sublease markets are said to be very fluid, with deals being made, unmade and altered with great haste.

Now, with great haste, I drove my golf cart under the tree limb and stood on the back of the cart so I could shake the branch with one hand as I smacked it with a third club held in my other hand.

In one post I mentioned I needed to get new tires for my car so I needed to write about this Nokia phone with great haste.

The problem is not Bouley's ambition — any neighborhood is lucky to have an infusion of capital, and charcuterie, in these lean days — but, rather, that he seems to be rejiggering his holdings with greater haste than heed.

To put it bluntly, if Haiti were a country populated by white middle-class people, surely we would be responding differently and with greater haste.

Rattigan was one of the most successful British playwrights of the middle years of the last century, and wrote firmly in the tradition of the "well-made" play, drama that moves cleverly and deliberately, but with no great haste, through its unruffling paces.

For example, the less than careful workmanship evident in the temples attributed to Jayavarman's reign vividly points to the great haste with which they were built.

The act passed in great haste, with all three of the required readings of the bill in the House of Lords passing on one night.