Sentence examples for from a hurried from inspiring English sources

His chin at the side bore a tiny nick from a hurried pre-date shave.

She came back from a hurried trip to Britain in 1988 — her mother had had a stroke — and she hasn't left ever since.

Breaking off from a hurried confab with her, Mr Brazauskas explains that the problem with the last government was not its general policies but the prime minister's personality.

He leads a party that emerged only in March from a hurried merger between the western-based, socially conservative Alliance (previously the Reform Party) and the eastern rump of the more centrist Progressive Conservatives.

The other homie from Linkin Park rapped a hurried verse after repeatedly ordering the audience to "Jump!" and "Make some noise".

The passage of a platoon of executives to or from lunch usually provokes a hurried examination of the nearest clock, a quick glance at a pocket mirror, & a last cigarette.

From there it was a hurried flurry of plywood shavings and bandsaw screechings as Billy walked us step-by-step through the building of a mini ramp that can service a couple thousand partygoers.

The freshman forward David Shelton (1 of 9 from the floor, 0 for 2 from 3-point range) fired a hurried 3-point shot that hit the front rim.

He then made a hurried departure from the stage.

He came to the stage after a hurried flight from Milan to New York and a hurried walk-through of "Tosca" on Friday.

Mr. Rees, 69, who was directing a play at Vassar College, made a hurried trip from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to weigh in.