Sentence examples for hastily directed from inspiring English sources
As military operation resumed later in 1807, Nasouty's division was hastily directed towards the town of Deppen, where Marshal Michel Ney had managed to retreat with his Corps, after energetically extricating himself from a dangerous situation, with surprisingly few losses.
In that year, John Ford directed a hastily put-together movie of the same name starring Henry Fonda, a rare case of an opportunistic movie equalling its fictional source.
And many had to be directed to classrooms in trailers or in hastily erected rooms in hallways to replace classrooms and computer labs at an annex damaged on Sept. 11.
In most places there were feelings of bewilderment, anger and shame – not all of it directed toward rioters – plus a sense that communities had been neglected by the government before the riots and hastily abandoned afterwards.
But the general was careful not to take any lessons from Iraq too hastily, and said he would not be directing things in Afghanistan and Pakistan with a "several-thousand-mile screwdriver" from Central Command.
Typically decisions are made hastily and lead to maladaptive outcomes.
A hastily handwritten poster stuck to the door lists some hard-to-obtain products and directs patients to other offices.
Police cleverly minimised the need for arrests by being quick to direct crowds through hastily placed barriers and banning any equipment that looked dangerous.But as the week progressed, the tenor of the protests changed.
Right now, Envoy is operating without any direct competitors — save hastily made $0.99 apps in the App Store — and Gadea also believes that an "ecosystem play" will help strengthen its business and plant roots into its existing customers.
The statement, however, received by many newly elected MEPs, including some of Ukip's new partners in the hastily reconstituted Europe for Freedom and Direct Democracy group, may have been "we intend to act like disruptive toddlers".
Some of them are based on photographs, others on direct observation or experience, the pictures hastily drawn on the spot.
