Sentence examples for over hurried from inspiring English sources

Nationalist music blared over hurried conversations that unfolded beneath cartoons lampooning Colonel Qaddafi.

A victim of the regime interviewed later in the program -- a woman who spent 10 years in prison for drawing a lipstick mustache on Stalin's face -- was oddly brushed over, hurried along lest she ruin the general upbeat atmosphere.

The Illustrated London News considered that "Gordon-Cumming made an admirable witness ... leaning easily on the rail, his grey-gloved left hand resting easily on the bare right, perfectly dressed, his tones equable, firm, neither over-hurried nor over-deliberate, cool, but not too cool".

When public unions began organizing in earnest several decades ago, they bargained over issues like the amount of time social workers would be allowed to spend on a given case: over-hurried employees stood up to management to insist that they get the time they needed to help families.

House Republicans plowed ahead with their effort to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, brushing aside new criticism of what their proposed legislation would do ― and ignoring protests over the hurried process they are using to enact it.

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.

And he said something like 'well I sort of hurried over that part'.

Roberts delivered a garbled version of the presidential oath at Obama's inauguration, leading to a hurried do-over in the White House Map Room the next day.

Even scenes of irrefutable drama can fade away when they feel like hurried backdrop to voice-over.

Their opening bowler Shapoor Zadran, well over 6ft tall, hurried such modern giants as Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir, before dismissing them.

She watched tentatively as he introduced himself to hurried commuters and then strode over with a huge bright smile.