And more than one, faced with —A S for "a denizen of the deep?", too hastily rushed into its JAWS, rather than pull out the BASS intended.Others objected to the whole emphasis on the Middle East.
Impressively little has happened since Mayor Giuliani hastily rushed all of the debris to scrap yards out of the city, making forensic examination for remains and evidence impossible.
In consequence of the heavy losses the British force had suffered, reinforcements were hastily rushed to the area and became individual targets for the larger French squadron blockading the British base at Île Bourbon.
It is no easy matter for managers to recreate the structures that were undone so hastily in the rush by the Tories to privatise the industry within a single term of parliament.
Ankara has been racing to meet the standards, even chartering a private plane to rush hastily-ratified treaties to the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.
That provoked a backlash from Botswana's government spokesman Jeff Ramsay, who said he noted the US reaction with "dismay" and suggested the American government "might wish to put its own house in order before rushing to hastily comment on the judicial affairs of others".
The truth is the Supreme Court may have rushed too hastily to assert a stronger position in Israel's political system, frightening many on the right.
Something that deeply affects America's future that should be debated, deeply understood by everyone, and not rushed through hastily in an emergency, no matter what the Democrats managed to get tacked on that sounds like they're standing up for the little guy.
Of course an understated cashmere coat also possessed the practical, if rarely acknowledged, virtue of camouflaging an outfit that might have been all too hastily assembled in the mad rush of a Fashion Week.
The kale salad, stuffed hastily in my mouth before rushing off to a meeting.
