Sentence examples for have been hurried from inspiring English sources

Movies that might have benefited from post-production tinkering have been hurried to completion.

Cole had been unavailable for the defeats in the Premier League and his energy was ultimately important here, even it looked at first that he was slightly out of touch and might have been hurried back into premature service.

Many manufacturers have been hurrying to get dollar shoppers' attention.

Students and teachers have been hurrying to assemble applications, and even the principal has written recommendations.

Officials for the archdiocese, which covers parishes and schools from Staten Island in the south to the Catskills in the north, have been hurrying over the last few weeks to make final decisions on the school closings because teacher contracts have to be renewed for next year.

His four daughters had been rushed to his side; two had been hurried aboard police helicopters at colleges in upstate New York.

He said the deal had been hurried in response to pressure from the Bush administration after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.

"It's just emptiness," said Sergei Bobrovsky, the goaltender who had been hurried on to the ice in the wake of Finland's third goal to replace the hapless and hooked Semyon Varlamov.

A page later we find out that the camp was actually right next to the suburban art school her boyfriend attended, and that the squatters had been hurried off posthaste by the local police.

Officials from the National Accountability Bureau, the government's main antigraft body, told the court on Thursday that the investigation into Mr. Ashraf's case had been "hurried," and pleaded for more time to complete their work.

Although orders for the attack had been hurried and lacking in detail, and the strength of the defenders unknown, the assaulting force had prevailed, securing the ridge with only limited offensive support.