Sentence examples for instead of hurry from inspiring English sources

"Karl gunned his Porsche at a straggler with the gall to shambulate instead of hurry".

My proudest accomplishment as a parent is the great amount of times I've said "Quick as bunnies!" instead of "Hurry the F- up!".

That he can conjure such delights from the decidedly non-epic scale of the British landscape is a welcome reminder that there is a great deal of beauty and fascination in small things, providing one takes the time to look, instead of hurrying past on the way to a distant destination.

Teixeira was chosen from 10 plausible candidates to make way as the interim manager, Rob Edwards, sought to find a route back from 2-0 down but instead of hurrying to let George Saville have a go at sparking their comeback he lumbered slowly towards the touchline, his discontent evident while the Molineux crowd, close to apoplexy, made theirs felt in another way.

John McCain, when faced with unforeseen criticism, said the senators should have discussed it more instead of hurrying to get out of town before the snow storm.

Hot-step it, or whatever your aunt said to you 16 years ago when you were shoving beads up your nose instead of hurrying the fuck up.

Don't be in a hurry to study every chapters...take easy and at least study one main chapter properly instead of hurrying yourself to study every chapters.

SOURDOUGH -- Bread that has been allowed to ferment naturally, using a sourdough starter or wild yeast, instead of being hurried along with a commercial yeast.

Imagine an interactive version of Radio 4's In Our Time where you, not Melvyn, are in charge, and instead of having to hurry the dons so as not to eat into Book of the Week, you have endless time to explore the intricacies of the subject.

Their lives are distracted by a buzz of trivial images, by relentless hurry instead of contemplation, information rather than wisdom and a profusion of unsatisfying lifestyle choices.

"Many of us are racing through our lives instead of living them, the virus of hurry has infected everything," he said, noting that the phenomenon was also apparent in TV.