Sentence examples similar to hasten collection from inspiring English sources

Treasury Secretary George S. Boutwell reorganized and reformed the United States Treasury by discharging unnecessary employees, started sweeping changes in Bureau of Printing and Engraving to protect the currency from counterfeiters, and revitalized tax collections to hasten the collection of revenue.

So, if you want to see (and who doesn't?) what guys like Disney saw when they were young and seeking inspiration, you should hasten toward this collection of wonders, covering decades of pasture-based humor, from the days of the Kaiser to the nights of rock'n'roll.

To hasten the data collection, the peak luminance (and the noise standard deviation) for the step stimulus was higher than for the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet.

Some patients believe that the collection of certain types of specimens, especially spinal fluid, actually worsens health and may hasten death in sick patients.

I hasten to southern California.

Light and life hasten away.

Spitzer sought to hasten things.

And not, you know, hasten to expire.

It will hasten its dissolution.

Will Flint hasten a change?

Not literally, I hasten to add.