Sentence examples for hurry to use from inspiring English sources

No hurry to use them up: they have a shelf life of 18 months.

But in a Reuters interview, Seviche's general manager denied that Groupon had anything to do with the expansion, adding that the restaurant's new owners were not in a hurry to use Groupon again.

"Eventually we will make our assessment available," said the official, whose tone indicated that Mr. Bush was not in any hurry to use the report as a reason to go to war.

Cheah is in no hurry to use his performance to build a billion-dollar fund house.

That would realign incentives "in a quick hurry" to use a good Southern phrase.

In a study from the classic book Influence by Robert Cialdini, tests were conducted on requests from a person in a hurry to use an in-office copy machine.

As Trump has faltered, Russia has hurried to use the remaining months of the Obama administration to achieve its military aims in Syria.

Visibility was so poor buses and taxis ground to a halt, forcing commuters to hurry underground to use the Tube.

Words as they describe them - literal, bare of irony or inflexion, blunt instruments of blunt meaning – are words as internet culture, ever democratic and in a hurry, encourages us to use them.

Beer enthusiasts on a budget or in a hurry may want to use a cheap plastic cobra tap instead of an external faucet.

Trump Tower is, after all, a shopping mall, so as their chartered bus idled in front of the building, they hurried inside -- to use the bathroom.