Sentence examples for hurried press from inspiring English sources

Iran's actions forced the hand of the US, leading to Obama's hurried press conference Friday morning.

Having decided to accuse the administration of appeasement in an ill-timed statement on Tuesday night, Romney held a hurried press conference on Wednesday after cancelling a campaign appearance.

The rest of his day was a smooth if somewhat hurried round of press interviews and visits to old haunts, from the seminary where he was ordained and later taught, to Vatican offices and to the Holy Roman Rota, the church court where he once was a judge.

And as he issued a hurried series of press conferences to the world's media, he reiterated his wish to end the country's long history of political corruption and to establish "a new kind of politics in our country.

"Both of us wanted to figure out how to ward off future Amazon.coms," says Kristie, who spent four years as a vice president of applications development with Barnes & Noble where he was pressed into hurried service to create barnesandnoble.com.com

Spenser saw the book through the press, made a hurried visit to Ireland, and returned speedily to London presumably in the hope of preferment.

Anyway: probably not the last we'll hear on the subject of "UKIP bungling something and doing a hurried explanation by way of their press office" between now and May.

The press seems to be in a hurried search for some clearly marked borderline between that which is unethical/reprehensible/unattractive and that which is truly felonious.

Studio International was going to press, but Peter Townsend was not a man to be hurried by printing schedules.

It was a little hurried".

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.