Sentence examples for nothing hurried from inspiring English sources

As for "Ninotchka," DiBattista is well aware of the incongruity of placing Garbo -- There was nothing hurried in her speech," which is putting it mildly -- among the fast-talking dames.

Leeds are playing smart rugby, nothing hurried.

Yet movie-inspired games often flatter to deceive, garnering the reputation that tie-ins are often nothing short of hurried cash-ins.

He or she may receive only perfunctory representation--sometimes nothing more than hurried conversations with a court-appointed lawyer outside the courtroom or even in open court before entering a guilty plea or going to trial.

And this will continue presumably until the government finally finds a way to do away with benefits entirely, at which point our sick and disabled people will be left with nothing, not even my hurried 23 minutes of script.

For once, I spent nothing before trying out a hurried walk that developed into the current scuttle.

"Moving forward on immigration — in this hurried, panicked manner — is nothing more than a cynical political ploy," Mr. Graham said.

Palestinians, Khader included, universally believe that Camp David offered nothing more than a half-baked, hurried ultimatum of a deal.

Within an hour of the event, I knew nothing of substance would underpin a hurried column on the who, what, and why of the mass shooting.

His hurried, over-busy action allows him to conceal a zooter – also known as the slider or nothing ball – that looks like a leg-break but skids through at pace.

It's not enough to say "there's nothing wrong with being gay" in a hurried attempt to make up for the fact that he had just insulted all gay people by saying that a photo is inherently unsharable… because he looked gay in it?