Sentence examples for hastily started from inspiring English sources
I had been wasting a lot of time on nothing in particular and hastily started reading about the aggressive behaviour of Squirrel monkeys and the improbable behaviour of particles.
But as his ill-timed trip to the Gulf evolved last week, and as the Middle East revolt grew, Cameron hastily started to fill the near vacuum that had been his foreign policy.
When a man having sex with a woman while standing in a window commands her to speak Italian, she hastily starts spouting names like Armani and Dior.
Vojislav Kostunica today made the first visit to Sarajevo by a Yugoslav head of state since war broke out here eight years ago, hastily starting a dialogue of peace to soften what many see as his support for Serbian nationalism.
When it's my turn to cook, I hastily start throwing food into pans and only then realize I'm out of three crucial ingredients.
Hastily jump-starting the planned Mercury program in 1961 to follow the Soviets into space, the first rudimentary capsules were followed by the Gemini missions, then the Apollo missions to the Moon into the 1970s, followed by the damaged and short-lived Skylab space station, and finally the 30-year space shuttle program.
But in the six months since the Egyptian revolution began on Jan . 25 Cairo has suddenly emerged as the street art capital of the region, and its graffiti scene — one that primarily started with hastily scrawled slogans calling for the overthrow of the Mubarak regime — has evolved into one characterized by well-crafted motifs, both aesthetic and politically provocative.
More often than not, the development of a new product is often started too hastily, so that in the end everything takes much longer than it should have.
Lovtsova's inclusion forced officials to hastily reissue the starting list for the event, in a sign of the turmoil prompted by a rush of last-minute appeals by banned Russian competitors.
What started out as hastily built barricades against police pepper spray and tear gas, relying mainly on cling film and umbrellas, has evolved into a fully fledged campus with carpeted stairs, water coolers, WiFi and gas-fueled generators supporting mobile phones, desk lamps and amplifiers.
