Take one last hurried check under the bed and in the closet.
When students don't have textbooks, it creates challenges because they cannot work at their own pace – that means more able students cannot push on and the less able ones feel hurried.
Underpinning his philosophy was the keenly held belief that a composed approach will always be rewarded more richly than a hurried one.
Earlier in the over, Lumb pulls Bravo to deep midwicket for two, and gets another more hurried one, before Ali holes out.
The "process," admittedly, was a hurried one; it had to be, what with the banking system frighteningly close to collapse, the economy in its deepest crisis since the nineteen-thirties, and job losses, which approached three million last year, accelerating to more than a half million a month.
The occasion, however, was such a hurried one, and there were so many events crowding in upon each other, that I await more mature judgment [from Darwin], which I am quite sure will be very favorable" (AMNH 1909, August 30, Osborn to Couper).
"Bush's leadership style bordered on the hurried," he writes.
Rachel's book, Hands Free Mama, describes exactly how she transformed her distracted, perfectionistic, hurried life into one of meaningful connection, inner peace, and gratitude.
Rachel's newly released book, Hands Free Mama, describes exactly how she transformed her distracted, perfectionistic, hurried life into one of meaningful connection, inner peace, and gratitude.
