The thing is, hurried bilateral series' make financial sense in cricket's current ecosystem, but they'll never replicate what we once had in the Australian summer tri-series.
I think it's written in a hurried and ill-thought-out way and we haven't really looked at what the potential long-term consequences are, particularly given that there is a quadruple lock on the Church of England but there isn't that sort of protection for other faiths.
One more day for them must feel fatal.'" What followed was a hurried 400km journey with his wife and a group of their friends to meet the Carlottos in La Plata.
A hurried reform can sometimes be worse than no reform at all.
The prudent, especially taxi-drivers, keep their tanks topped up in preparation for a potential hurried escape.Since the closure of all the banks a couple of weeks ago, cash, too, has become scarce.
They drive across from Nottingham and Derby to play the slot machines, replenished during the day by hurried amateurs.
A series of hurried conversations takes place, nervously whispered on one side, barked on the other.
Critics in the party complain that this went to Mr Stoiber's head, as he ignored party bigwigs to push through hurried financial and school reforms.
But since hobbits never struck us as being hurried creatures, and anyone who has sat through one of Sir Peter's movies knows he isn't either, perhaps their choice of airline makes all the more sense.
A dyed-in-the-wool commercial banker who oversaw Dresdner's careful expansion in Eastern Europe, he is wary of big moves in areas such as investment banking: indeed, when Ernst-Moritz Lipp, another board member, suggested recently that Dresdner was mulling a pan-European investment-banking alliance, Mr Walter was said to be furious and wrote a hurried retraction himself.
Though the Jodrell Bank apparatus was not specifically designed to track the ballistic missiles that launched them, the almost-completed antenna with a few hurried adaptations to use it for radar was the only place in the world that could.
