Sentence examples for all haste from inspiring English sources

Later it will be all haste.

No penalties will be leveled "as long as you return with all haste," the letter said.

Foreign Minister Lavrov apologized for his insolence, and insisted that the USG proceed with the proposed missile-defense site with all haste.

But they also have responsibilities of their own: they must show realism in designing bail-outs that do not inflict unnecessary pain; patience to delay austerity at home while others recover; and, above all, haste to rebuild the rickety financial structure of the euro zone.

Fashion people tend to react to new talent much as a hibernating animal greets the sun when it emerges from its den at the start of spring; there's a brief period of adjustment before all haste is made to the nearest food source.

All haste does, they say, is create more instability or enable undemocratic forces to win.

Even as Amazon treads carefully, this 19th-century German hymn-book publisher is rushing its services out across Europe with all the haste of an Internet start-up.

Well, the third world should really stick to subsistence farming, the ministers explain: all this haste to develop cash crops, move into export markets and rise out of poverty is not at all suitable for poor countries.

On the farm I had come to visit, we walked between the house and the sow barn with all the haste we could muster, heads bowed, talking only in the lee.

"Gridlock Eats More Hours, Survey Shows" (news article, May 8) underscores the crying need to combat this serious, national problem with all available means and with all due haste.

Nonetheless, all this gleeful haste from publishers robs books of their truly relevant qualities: perspective and wisdom nurtured by time.