Sentence examples for hurried forward from inspiring English sources

The girl's mother hurried forward with a blue pagne and wrapped these things carefully in it.

When Lee ruined the attack by a sudden order to retreat, Washington hurried forward, fiercely denounced him, and restored the line, but the golden opportunity had been lost.

President Yoweri Museveni paused for breath on a path in the middle of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest as a waiter hurried forward carrying a tin of glucose powder.

In 1862 a northern missionary noted in her diary that one of the Union generals was worried about speculators buying up land on the Sea Islands: "He thinks matters are being, injuriously to the people's interests, hurried forward in favour of purchasers".

Updated at 6.31pm BST 6.29pm BST 56 mins: Camera cuts to Sundhage who looks a little irritated as another US long ball is rather hurried forward with the loss of possession - the urgency should be all the North Koreans at this point.

A hurried message was dispatched to A. P. Hill to hurry forward with all speed.23 Soon Stuart rode up for orders and was sent to the Confederate left, where the ground seemed to offer some opening for a possible counterstroke.24 Hood came, also, with a report that his p383 men had received only half a ration of beef in three days.

He hurries forward to help them.

When other women came in, Old John would hurry forward, make a bow, and say, "Madam, I'm sorry, but we don't serve ladies".

One of the unintended consequences of the global financial crisis is that it may hurry forward the transition from an export-led economy.

He hurries forward, scooping them off the ground and in a single motion stuffs them inside his tunic, then marches off at a sharp pace in an unsuccessful attempt at nonchalance.

Lee had no means of ascertaining the grim truth that two Union corps10 were now on the north bank, following him closely, while the cavalry corps, the V, the XXIX, and part of the XXV were hurrying forward, unencumbered by wagons and weak horses, in an effort to beat him to Appomattox Station.