Sentence examples for heart hurry from inspiring English sources

On moonlit evenings, the boys would descend upon them, set them running, and try to outrace them in the wagon; they seldom did, for the scrawniest coyote can hit fifty miles an hour, whereas the wagon's top speed was thirty-five, but it was a wild and beautiful kind of fun, the wagon skidding across the sand, the fleeing coyotes framed against the moon — as Bob said, it sure made your heart hurry.

Her pulse seemed normal enough, but the nurse took her into a room promptly, and after hooking her up to the heart monitor, the nurse hurried to get help.

My heart sank, and I hurried to find a dollar in my wallet.

"Hurry up, his heart's still beating," he heard one of the young men say.

A physicians' organization praised the state's clampdown against United Health and said that though the company "may claim this is [only] and administrative issue,... that doesn't help someone who needs their heart surgery approved in a hurry".

While she managed to get out a halting account of the man at her window, I grabbed my phone to punch 9-1-1 and, though my thumping heart warned me not to, hurried across our cool grass in bare feet, to the side yard outside Mary's window.

West led the heart ace and was in no hurry to cash a second winner.

"Go ahead," said the Great Heart of our Police Force, "but hurry up; we don't want to get caught".

My heart was beating fast as I hurried through traffic to the other side of the street, and I kept walking until I got to the Old Howard theatre.

And she would know that he'd be looking at his watch, so she'd be hurrying — a tightness around the heart.

The heart of the show came together in a hurry.