(82-year-old New York City resident) An age-friendly city makes it easy to move about by transit, or walking, without being hurried for fear of being run over by a car, or pushed over by a young person using a mobile.
The 22-year-old, who was already missing two front teeth, lay on the ice for about 15 seconds before being hurried off, covering his bloody mouth with a towel.
In front of them, Anquan Boldin, a wide receiver for the Cardinals, is being hurried into an ambulance.
The protesters had called for the trials of senior figures and for democratic reforms to be hurried up.
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Preparation of the basic seasoning pastes, for example, cannot be hurried.
Although orders for the attack had been hurried and lacking in detail, and the strength of the defenders unknown, the assaulting force had prevailed, securing the ridge with only limited offensive support.
In the meantime, all eyes are on the Australian immigration department to see if a passport can be hurried through for the asylum-seeking Pakistani leg-spinner Fawad Ahmed, who took 16 wickets in three games for Victoria, and is reckoned by Stuart MacGill to be the best spinner to play in the Shield since Warne.
And we are hurried, scrambling for socks and tossing lunches at each of you, in a frenzy to get out the door each day.
Lawyers recall how boom-time contracts for commercial mortgage-backed securities would be hurried through, often by junior associates with little knowledge of the product.
