Sentence examples for haste to meet from inspiring English sources

The banks, in haste to meet tight deadlines, could fail to provide an accurate portrayal of what went wrong.

"Wolfgang Puck is in your kitchen?" I exclaimed, and in my haste to meet Mr. Puck, charged noisily through the residence and into the kitchen.

"In the haste to meet the time constraints of an emergency situation," he added, "the senator's staff mistakenly transmitted the requested information on Senate letterhead".

The regulators told the company that in its haste to meet ambitious production goals, it was drilling hundreds of new wells without studying the region's geology or the best recovery techniques.

But this has come at a cost – in their haste to meet the target, ministers have changed the rules to keep out migrants who can bring huge benefits to the UK.

I was sitting in the restaurant Tong Yen off the Champs-Élysées in Paris, when Robert Altman came in with a large party of "show people," including Lauren Bacall and Stephen Rea. "Prêt-à-Porter" was in preproduction (it was 1994), and I believe I was the only one of the "fashion people" at my table who didn't make haste to meet the storied auteur.

Given the suite of post-genomic era tools and the breadth of the rice germplasm collection, these challenges will hopefully be accomplished with the haste needed to meet the world's food needs.

Lady Anne Clifford recorded that she and her mother killed three horses in their haste to see the Queen, and that when James met Anne near Windsor, "there was such an infinite number of lords and ladies and so great a Court as I think I shall never see the like again".

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.

"Once again, we have a system that has failed to meet effectiveness and suitability requirements, but one that no doubt will proceed post-haste into full production and deployment," said Thomas P. Christie, a former top Pentagon testing official.