Sentence examples for hurry one from inspiring English sources

"Future generations are going to damn us if we don't get on this in a hurry," one architect of the Flagstaff plan, W. Wallace Covington, a professor of forest ecology at the University of Northern Arizona, said of what he called an urgent need for wide-scale forest thinning.

It's a tight game and we're giggling, pressing the button on a fake clock as if to hurry one another.

"The battle over DVD sales is going to get nasty in a hurry," one senior Hollywood production studio executive said.

As they prepare to head home in a big hurry, one of their number, Mark Watney Matt Damonn), is struck by flying debris, his space suit damaged.

'Well, I don't think we'll be doing that again in a hurry,' one of them (Darrell, that was it!) said the next day.

But with the housing downturn we have to ask, "What is the hurry?" One developer that recently put plans for a new housing project by the canal on hold lamented, "We're talking decades," in reference to the Superfund process.

But Kumble had too much guile for Flintoff - county medium-pacers are one thing, world-class Indian spinners another - and hurried one on to trap him leg before for 15.

The trail continued to drop, turning back on itself; another, lower trail ran parallel to it now, and would join it within a few yards, and on this trail two figures were hurrying, one of them, in the lead, a large beast running on all fours.

Updated at 3.23pm GMT 3.20pm GMT 18th over England 91-2 ( Ali 42, Root 24) Narine hurries one through to Root, who plays it on the "ctrl c, ctrl v" back foot, and edges, but Ramdin drops it, low down.

Westwood had looked reasonably comfortable until Naved, playing his first championship match of the season, hurried one through.

And these aren't hurried, one-take covers.