Sentence examples for began hurried from inspiring English sources
He began hurried inside the house to watch the events on TV.
As Italy's president, Giorgio Napolitano, began hurried consultations on the formation of a new government, Silvio Berlusconi sent a clear message that he intends to return to power.
And when he disappeared into the tent, many spectators began hurrying toward the parking lot.
"Oops, gotta go," he said, as he began hurrying downstairs to the political forum.
With the show winding up, dozens of villagers began hurrying down the dirt path away from the village.
Will the public be attracted or repelled?" As if in answer, a group of museumgoers caught sight of the new gallery's main door standing open and began hurrying toward it.
And then one day, when my guard was down and I simply believed I deserved all this warmth and comfort, the beasts began to hurry around with great agitation, and it was plain that something had changed and we would have to clear out.
Now I began to hurry home so I could read unmenaced by growling cars, but I couldn't cease to read.
In medias res is how most of the novels begin, with children hurried into a story that has already begun.
Each broadcast began with reporters hurrying onto the set, the very epitome of live-action newscasters, and Mr. Primo used music from the movie "Cool Hand Luke" during the introductions.
The 23-year-old began in a hurry, racing ahead and though Muguruza fought back to 5-3, Cepelova was good enough to close out the set.
