Sentence examples for a hurry both from inspiring English sources

The decision was not made in a hurry, both said.

And the Belarussian leader is in a hurry, both because his economy is (even) wobblier than Russia's and because he seems to think that, under existing agreements with Russia, he can leap across the border and win Mr Yeltsin's job at Russia's presidential election next year.

It has been 30 years since Morozova reached the final of the French Open and Wimbledon in 1974, losing to Chris Evert in a hurry on both occasions.

Does politics or national security explain Mr Bush's hurry?Both sides argue that the other is stuck in a cold-war mindset.

"Apart from one or two that stopped on the batsman, it looks like a fairly even-paced pitch, although George Edwards hurried both batsmen with genuine pace.

Liz Walke, chair of Eastbourne's Save the DGH group, said: "These are services that are needed in a hurry and they should both be provided at both hospitals.

I was on my way out to do errands, the mossy wooden deck on the north side of my house was slick with dew, I was in a hurry, I skidded, and both feet flew out from under me.

A young man in a hurry," Graham said of both Obama and Rubio.

Rouhani and Obama are both in a hurry to score a success.

They agree on the broad outlines of many anti-crisis policies.And they are both in a hurry.

"We're both not in a hurry after six and a half years of being together, so we are obviously not moving fast.