You feel rushed, and notice a push to come to consensus and begin doing the "real work" of implementation.
As a third body was discovered among the ashes of a home in Agoura Hills, residents in nearby Malibu questioned fire officials about the division of resources and rushed evacuation notices during the Woolsey fire's devastating march through Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
I rushed out a notice explaining that the blast was an accident, not an attack, so that the people of Juba would not panic and riot.
Fearful of the genuine damage Bachmann's assertion could do to public health, the American Academy of Pediatrics promptly rushed out a notice, saying, "there is absolutely no scientific validity to this statement".
Recalling the imagery of Pentecost and the Holy Spirit's descent in the form of tongues of fire, "the rushing God" notices the "raptur'd heart" of humanity, and so a new, more personal theme enters the poem.
The growth of personal fitness, rushed lunches and notices to boil water are behind a further rise in sales of bottled water, research has suggested.
In it, he did, however, air some of the graver issues raised by "The Italians". First, should an exhibition of valuable Old Masters be rushed overseas at short notice, with no real scholarly purpose to justify its existence?
In the minority, he complained that Democrats rushed bills without sufficient notice and wasted time on trivial items.
Jordanians noticed, and rushed to devour the famous pistachio-laden ice cream.
Mr. Trani was given only about nine hours' notice, and he rushed to make arrangements.
Mr. Walker and Mr. Snyder shied away from the issue during their own campaigns, the leaders said, and then rushed bills through with little notice.
