Sentence examples for desperate haste from inspiring English sources
Part-developed characters – an outlandishly neglectful mother and uncle, a doctor, a governess (nicely played by Alexandra Roach, almost unrecognisable from last year's acclaimed Channel 4 series Utopia) – were too carelessly dispensed with, while less likely others (not least a third "twin" of uncertain provenance) were recruited in what resembled desperate haste.
The majestic, stark and highly charged works of his last years were produced, often in haste, at way stations on these desperate journeys, which ended in 1610 with Caravaggio's sudden, solitary, almost certainly accidental death at Porto Ercole, just short of Rome.
They are also unhappy at the haste in which Scotland was offered so much in a desperate attempt to stave off independence.
The danger for the airlines is that deals made in haste may lock in labor costs that prove to be higher than what a desperate United can ultimately get from its workers, leaving rivals either having to swallow a competitive disadvantage or to go back to the bargaining table yet again, asking for contract amendments.
Such errors betray haste.
Haste blamed previous commitments.
