Sentence examples for hurried pace of from inspiring English sources

This hurried pace, of course, strongly suggests an attempt to avoid in-depth scrutiny.

He has returned every summer since then, taking refuge from the traffic, the smog and the hurried pace of Hollywood.

Fifty e-prints had been posted on the Web by the end of February -- before the original paper was even published. Some traditionalists bewail this hurried pace of research and publication, but that is how the world is evolving.

To close the door on entering Mr. Clifford's office meant to close out the hurried pace of the 20th century and to return to the more measured rhythm of the 19th.

A rival baseball executive called Brian Cashman in the middle of June, and he could tell by the hurried pace of Cashman's voice that the Yankees' general manager was very, very busy.

I felt the pounding of my heart match up with the hurried pace of my steps.

The hurried pace at the Justice Department and the F.B.I. raises the prospect that law enforcement officials will again publicly discuss a continuing investigation involving a presidential candidate in the final days of the campaign.

Stop into any office in corporate America and you'll be sure to notice the frenzied, hurried, chaotic pace of most employees.

But the Asian Cup-winning coach hasn't cut the governing body any slack in comments that are likely to help hurry the pace of A-League expansion on the eve of the new season.

On my drive to work that morning, I listened to callers on KPCC's AirTalk, many of them parents like David, who applauded The Times for naming names, raising a ruckus, sparking a national debate that might hurry the pace of local reform.

The 24-year-old looked nervous and jumpy at the crease, and as well as being twice beaten by Liam Plunkett's movement off the seam, he was hurried by the pace of James Harris and hit on the body by Keith Barker before jabbing a Barker delivery on to his stumps.