Sentence examples for hurried to respond from inspiring English sources
Under her questioning, Corporal Godwin admitted that he had exchanged perhaps five or six sentences with Sergeant Bales outside the camp gate at the sergeant's return, as the unit hurried to respond to reports of civilian casualties and a missing soldier.
She always hurried to respond to their e-mails, and to answer questions when they stopped by the tiny office she shared with five other T.A.'s and a piano, before turning to her own thesis: a 22-minute "chamber opera" to be performed by two singers.
With that experience still vivid, an emergency notification went out on Thursday within minutes, leading to a universitywide lockdown of students and staff in campus buildings, and hundreds of police officers, some wearing body armor and carrying machine guns, hurrying to respond.
Yet everyone involved with them, including the prime minister and his deputy, failed to communicate why the NHS needs to change in a hurry to respond to the pressures of increasing health costs, rising expectations and an ageing population.
However, it is equally possible that he may decide that he need not be in any particular hurry to respond to American overtures.
It symbolizes being in a hurry to respond to God and show love for Him, an obligatory part of the Hajj.
We hammer them with surveys and hurry them to respond.
We hurried to embrace him.
Nachman hurried to open it.
Mary hurried to quiet it.
