Sentence examples for haste through from inspiring English sources

Rattigan was one of the most successful British playwrights of the middle years of the last century, and wrote firmly in the tradition of the "well-made" play, drama that moves cleverly and deliberately, but with no great haste, through its unruffling paces.

Travel to distances was made haste through Deep-thought.

On a normal day, Jennifer Capriati tends to rush through games with the haste of a short-order cook, moving from point to point without a pause.

And so conflicts go on.What a mature, serious and strong society should learn to do is not to overreact, not to trample civil liberties, not to make the wrong arrests through haste.

Saying lower-court judges in California had acted with unseemly and probably unlawful haste in pushing through new rules to allow broadcasting, the court extended a temporary stay issued Monday until it considers whether to hear an appeal of the issue based on papers yet to be filed.

But he was also cautious the day after the vote, when he said there was "no need for haste" in following through on it.

The government has avoided scrutiny of them through regrettable haste".

Caroline Kisko, communications director of the Kennel Club, said: "The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 is a knee-jerk piece of legislation which was rushed through in haste.

"I think it's appalling and irresponsible for the government to try to force it through with haste when there's not been proper consultation for the three parties," Mr Baker told delegates today.

Through greed, haste and the systematic mispricing of risk, money was sent where it didn't belong.

In the British government's haste to rush it through before the upcoming election, there's a huge risk of passing a bad statute which will prove impossible to enforce.