Sentence examples for hurried way from inspiring English sources

For the minor-party candidates, the debate is a chance to inform voters directly about their platforms, even if in a hurried way.

None of its many plot strands is given sufficient prominence for us to care about it, and the hurried way they're all tied up at the end is just silly.

A dark-suited Martin Freeman, breath steaming, pauses to greet us on his hurried way from trailer to set, and already he's in character, with a soft New York accent which he will insist on retaining even off set.

The opposition's reaction to its apparent defeat seemed to end any hopes that the referendum might bring calm to Egypt after weeks of clashes over both the substance of the new constitution and the hurried way it was put before voters.

Profits in this unhappy world depend almost entirely on how hard you squeeze your subcontractors.Newer software houses come with a different set of problems, mostly related to the hurried way in which they were brought to the stockmarket often at eye-popping prices.

There is, for example, the pleasure of the pause at the restaurant's entryway, where red paper lanterns move with the wind above, and behind the steamed glass of the storefront a woman in a quilted coat shapes dim sum in a fierce and hurried way, as if she were just catching a train and had been called back.

And then he said, in his very non-hurried way, "What is your name?" We talked about children's television, and at the end of a long, warm conversation, he invited me to Pittsburgh to visit him on the  set.

The highly rated gynecologist went on his way in the hurried manner of a walk-in clinic physician, and I knew already that I wouldn't be able to afford it and never gave the pamphlet another look beyond that day.

From here on, the last 60-odd years of Australian art history are treated in a hurried, piecemeal way.

Surely jet lag can be a real and quite nasty phenomenon, one of those psychological-physical double whammies contemporary life likes to fling at us, as if to mock our hurried, stressful ways.

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.