Sentence examples for get a hurried from inspiring English sources

As Valladares received the ball, he saw the pressure from Altidore and had to quickly shift to the side, ultimately struggling to get a hurried blast away just as Altidore slid nearby.

A spokesman for the ISC said of its inquiry: "As the chairman has said it is more important to get the right conclusion than to get a hurried conclusion.

Bresnan comes in and gets a hurried, nay risky, two first off.

The sophomore forward was able to get off a hurried shot, but his short jumper glanced off the rim as time expired.

We get so in the habit of running out and buying something". Oster said her own gardening and craft work come in handy when the pace of life gets a little hurried because "it slows me down," adding that some of the projects in the book require a lot of time and effort.

A nameless friend of Sally's appears only when the story requires some hurried exposition ("Sally, don't get a crush on your boss").

In just the one hurried conversation about DH Lawrence's controversial novel, we get a miniature sketch of the key women at advertising firm Sterling Cooper.

There's something just a little hurried about the progress of these events and emotions, so that you get a sense of how the sequence is meant to work rather than being affected by it directly.

It was a hurried, awkward throw, rare from a Gold Glove winner like Ventura, and it was so wild that a diving Piazza could not get a glove on it.

Mr. Desborough also appears to have been the first journalist to report that Peaches Geldof, daughter of the rock star Bob Geldof, was getting a divorce after a hurried marriage in 2008.

"Sleeping With Pigs" and "Penelope on the Pond" certainly have a hurried feel.