Sentence examples for ever hurry from inspiring English sources

"I will never, ever hurry someone into this.

But neither McGaughey nor Sightseeing's owners, the Phipps family, have ever hurried a horse they believed was not ready for top races.

Smiles are not rationed, and as in a proper Viennese cafe no one is ever hurried, no matter how long they dawdle over coffee.

Nothing was ever hurried It took her a long time to set the table, and she had a species of orientation trouble, never remembering which was the left hand when serving.

A tall young fellow in regulation blazer and gray flannels, possibly late for his interview, came flying up the stairs and almost knocked me over, making him possibly the first person I had ever seen hurry in all my time in Aurangabad.

No one ever wanted to hurry us.

No one is ever in a hurry.

South Africa reached a target of 112 to win without ever having to hurry and with seven wickets and nearly two overs to spare.

So after his new neighbor started sinking a well to plant a water-sucking almond orchard in the middle of the worst drought he'd ever seen, James Turner hurried over.

Yet it seems improbable that NATO, now in more of a hurry than ever, can fix this mess.

Turkey wants the Kurds to renounce their desire to incorporate it into their region something they will not do in a hurry, if ever.