Sentence examples for hurry change from inspiring English sources
Even so, Brazil's government is turning to affirmative-action programmes to hurry change along just as the United States considers abandoning them.During the past decade several public universities have introduced racial preferences piecemeal.
Wait 3 days (or if you're in a hurry, change the date on the game), and your coconut trees will be ready for use.
Cue hurried changes in title sequences and scripts.
It seems to be in no hurry to change things.
But nobody seems in a big hurry to change the system.
Some services, however, don't seem to be in a big hurry to change their approach.
No wonder Blair is in no hurry to change the rules.
Democrats say that despite what they see as clear provocation, they are in no hurry to change the new rules after just two months in place.
The EU, having helped rescue Bosnia from its past by mortgaging its future, seems in no hurry to change the country's purgatory-like status.
We talked for an hour, bobbing in the deep warm water, until we looked up and realised it had gone dark outside and we had to hurry and change.
Owen Walker (Vicellous Reon Shannon, who also plays Denzel Washington's surrogate son in "The Hurricane") is a young man in a hurry for change, thrilled when the people from S.N.C.C. (the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee) come to town.
