Sentence examples for haste to make from inspiring English sources

In his haste to make a perfect throw, he would not set his feet properly.

In its haste to make the acquisitions, JPMorgan may simply have miscalculated and underestimated the problems.

In your haste to make your numbers, don't let your communication in any of these three directions falter.

In his haste to make the correct "rugby decision" he has forgotten the Lions are not an everyday international side.

In the manner of those straining in haste to make themselves understood, he began to shout at me in Russian.

In his haste to make up for lost time he tore cartilage in his hip socket, and after surgery he was benched for most of the next year.

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".

As these anecdotes indicate, haste continues to make waste, chips prove no substitute for the human brain and many an ill-considered word find an unintended audience.

Sid Lowe A strict regulatory regime – no incoming players who aren't registered with the league by lunchtime, end of business at 6pm – as well as a football culture that prides itself on getting things done early, without haste, used to make deadline day pass with a whimper in Germany.

But if the chink was a long glint of dewy brilliancy, then I made haste to have the window yield its treasure.

And it seems like everyone these days is making haste to build their own Fort Knox of data to solve machine everything.