2 Agrippina, learning of this, became alarmed and made haste to forestall anything of the sort by poisoning Claudius.
Oh! be swift to love, make haste to be kind".
The cells make haste to cut and paste.
–The editors at Asymptote Make haste, O God, to deliver me; make haste to help me, O LORD.
And the choir replies, musically, "O Lord, make haste to help us".
Now please make haste to Jacob Steinberg's MBM of Manchester City v Manchester United, which can't be missed either.
And at the benediction, Mr. Stout encouraged everyone, "Be swift to be kind, and make haste to love".
O, be swift to love! Make haste to be kind".
If not, make haste to any one of these cities below.
Therefore, let us make haste to this week's many holy services; let us make haste to confession, repentance and humility; let us make haste so that when on Paschal Sunday (April 20th) the Priest chants, "Come, receive the light from the unwaning light, and glorify Christ, Who has risen from the dead," we will truly feel its power in our hearts and in our souls.
As a rule, critics don't review friends any more than Justices of the Supreme Court attack presidential candidates, but sometimes circumstances demand exceptions and, unlike Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I make no apology for telling you to make haste to the Sheen Center for the two more chances you have to see "Remembering What Never Happened". Can A Work Performed By Only Male Dancers Be 'Feminist'?
