Sentence examples for of hurry from inspiring English sources
"Not that kind of hurry," she added, laughing without embarrassment.
"Karl gunned his Porsche at a straggler with the gall to shambulate instead of hurry".
England are in no kind of hurry, and Bopara takes four balls to score a single.
This is the antithesis of hurry and it's an astoundingly socialising factor.
The killers drove off with no sense of hurry, never to be found, leaving wailing in their wake.
"With ricotta, it's a lot of hurry up and wait," Ms. Gentile said during a recent class.
Even on this level of hurry-up filmmaking, the director's touch is crucial.
It may be even harder to get people to forsake the temptations of hurry-up-and-wait driving.
While Vicksburg marked its historical moment on the river, complete with a crest party on Thursday night at a riverfront bar, residents of Louisiana were enduring a wearying game of hurry-up-and-wait.
He mastered a sort of hurry-up chiaroscuro, starting with a transfer drawing that was derived from many preliminary sketches, photographs and oil studies, and then working out tones in a warn grayish-purple, Mars violet... Writer compares him to Andrew Wyeth and Andy Warhol.
The combination of elaborate participation and a frangible schedule leads to an extreme form of hurry-up-and-wait: it's not unusual for artists to be called in the middle of the night and asked to come oversee a print run.
