Sentence examples for gave hurry from inspiring English sources

Entertainment Weekly reviewer Alanna Nash criticized the first two albums for lacking strong material outside of "Sacred Ground" (a ballad in which the male narrator tries to convince another man not to commit adultery on the narrator's wife), but gave Hurry Sundown a B rating, saying it was "filled with catchy hooks, tight hillbilly harmonies, soulful songs, and a collective personality".

Soon they had all come up to the house, and Richard and old Stephen were giving them orders: Hurry, hurry, hurry.

Guzan, dawdling in possession, was given the hurry up by the referee and tossed the ball to Ron Vlaar.

The quality of pace, line and length was pretty good from the Windies and they gave England the hurry up.

25 min: England scrum after Malzieu is given the hurry-up and mishandles.

He resumed spicily after lunch, when all three of Australia's seamers had been given a hurry-up by Craig McDermott, their recently reinstated bowling coach.

Argentina have been flying under the radar since their opening night against the All Blacks, who were given the hurry-up for an hour, and making themselves a side no one wanted to meet in the knockout rounds without knocking themselves out.

Sometime in the past year, I gave up writing hurried descriptions of people on the… Construction of the National Cathedral began in 1907.

Sometime in the past year, I gave up writing hurried descriptions of people on the subway, copying the names of artists from museum walls and the titles of books in stores, and scribbling down bits of phrases overheard at restaurants and cafés.

Some mornings, I'd have hurried, watery coffee, give breakfast short shrift, and take a fast first call in my bath robe.

But he gave other reasons to hurry the U.S.-backed peace talks with the Palestinians.