Sentence examples for hastily push from inspiring English sources
Or, where parmesan's presence is not stated on the menu, hastily push any offending shavings to the side of your plate before they start to melt.
The speech capped a week in which Trump tried to hastily push a tax cut for corporations and the very rich through Congress, and to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a plan that would likely leave millions of people uninsured or paying far more for their insurance.
The Tribune reported in September that Emanuel's efforts to hastily push the ordinance through City Council hit a snag "due to a 38-year-old opinion by the Illinois attorney general that says children must be 'visibly present' before school zone speed limits can be enforced".
The department hastily pushed through 168 promotions after the attack.
He hastily pushed through laws that imposed a severe version of Sharia on Sudan, including its Christian and animist south.
Their best goal attempts came from a Wade Elliott effort which clipped the cross bar and a bobbling shot by Burn which goalkeeper Manuel Almunia hastily pushed clear.
Eight years of IMF standby accords seem to be drawing safely to a close.Electing the presidentAs for Mr. Sezer, he could help to clarify his retirement date this week by approving a package of drastic constitutional amendments which the AKP and ANAP have hastily pushed through Parliament.
A new law, hastily pushed through the Duma, allows Russian authorities to block internet sites without a court order on the grounds of vaguely defined "extremism .As somebody who lived through the end of the Soviet Union, Mr Putin is well aware of the dangers of a free media.
I hastily pushed aside the unwrapped gift and inched closer to Drew.
34, which the Republicans hastily pushed through in the past few days, will not only undo this transparent process, it will prevent the FCC from ever reinstating similar consumer privacy protections in the future.
The proposed new rules have been crafted hastily and pushed through in a great rush -- presumably because the election season is upon us.
