Richard, rarely a man in haste, takes his time to savor the information.
That haste took a particularly dark turn when -- in laid-back Seattle, no less -- a woman climbed onto a highway bridge above a ship canal.
In their haste to take profits on Microsoft, investors overwhelmed two Nasdaq trading systems, shutting them down for over 15 minutes.
The four-strong cast rushed back on with frankly indecent haste to take a second bow before the sporadic clapping died like bored spit on a tepid griddle.
A few places have tripped up in their haste to take advantage of rich seafarers: Sardinia imposed a luxury tax earlier this year, but the move drove some big boats away.As the craze for yachting spreads round the world, a new pack of countries will soon be providing talented mariners as well as attractive havens.
Mr. Little made no secret of his disdain for the way the dozens of agencies in the city had treated minority families: He charged that those agencies, in their haste to take black and Latino children from their parents, had failed to be sensitive to a wide variety of social, cultural and racial considerations in a way that had effectively written off hope for minority families.
Analyst Joshua Rosner from Graham Fisher & Co. in New York suggests the Treasury Department adopt the FDIC's ninja-like tactics for handling bank failures and apply them to the TARP: Move in secrecy and haste to take bad assets from large banks, infuse the banks with capital and take senior preferred shares in them.
Lee was quoted before the battle as saying Meade "would commit no blunders on my front and if I make one... will make haste to take advantage of it".
I'd lured him away from the festivities to meet with a corrupt Russian FSB agent, but in my haste to take him out I loosed a silenced round at the wrong person.
I'd lured him away from the festivities to meet with a corrupt Russian FSB agent, but in my haste to take him out, I loosed a silenced round at the wrong person.
