Sentence examples for hurried letter from inspiring English sources

When it was clear in the early afternoon that the board could not meet that deadline, Mr. Burton faxed a hurried letter to Ms. Harris, pleading for a few hours more to allow the board to complete the job it began 10 days ago.

Though the BBC did not offer up S4C for a further reduction in the licence fee deal, the exchange of letters following the hurried negotiation said "the BBC's grant to S4C may be reduced by an equivalent percentage" to the reduction made across the corporation.

The credits are written in jazzily colored chalks in a sloppy style, suggesting that the teacher was so hurried and careless that she smudged some letters and erased others, hoping to cover up her mistakes.

The state, so far, has said no, questioning the legality and timing of the hurried appropriations in a series of sharply worded letters to a city attorney.

In his letters to his friend Gordon Bottomley he signed himself "ever your hurried and harried prose man".

In his letter to Darden last month, Starboard Value Managing Member Jeffrey Smith called Darden's Red Lobster proposal "a hurried, reactive attempt, in the face of shareholder pressure to do the bare minimum to appease shareholders".

It was a little hurried".

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.

Hurried shots and scoreless droughts.

A hurried pace had picked up again.

It was all too hurried, too frantic.