Sentence examples for make a hurried from inspiring English sources

I make a hurried circuit of Christian shrines: I find them silent, unattended in marble quiet.

To tease Spacey's fans still further, Sharrock has elected that his next move is to make a hurried exit offstage, as if in search of a missing file, into the darkness of the wings.

After Myler had failed to convert Dowson's try, they ran the ball from their own line in the final minute and when Foden was forced to make a hurried clearance, Andreu left the large contingent of travelling supporters silent for the first time on the night.

The Irish actor has locked himself out of his flat and has had to borrow his landlord's master to make a hurried copy; he's also due on stage at the Old Vic theatre round the corner in about an hour (where he'll perform one of the last nights of his well-received run in The Playboy of the Western World), and the conflicting duties have left him a little flustered.

In front of a crowd of just 21,632, left-back Davide Santon forced keeper Salin to make a hurried save but the Magpies looked laboured until Marveaux injected some excitement into the match.

VanDerWerff wrote, "it's rare that an episode of television can make a hurried wedding between two middle-aged people who are rarely on the show into something so well-conceived and thrillingly moving".

He then made a hurried departure from the stage.

Tossing off brisk octaves, he made a hurried cadence feel relaxed, almost leisurely.

Mr. Rees, 69, who was directing a play at Vassar College, made a hurried trip from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to weigh in.

Spenser saw the book through the press, made a hurried visit to Ireland, and returned speedily to London presumably in the hope of preferment.

As the patrol made a hurried getaway, the Russians cried out that the rebels were preparing to fire a mortar round at the peacekeepers.