Then, in what might have been the oddest moment in a night already full of them, a woman rushed in and cut the press conference short, hurrying Tunsil away and into a closed room.
The Redskins cheerleaders, freezing in their leather micro-shorts, were hurrying to pack up.
Then, afrter a single, out of nowhere, a short one hurries through batsman and keeper - it yields three byes, but that was an excellent delivery.
Some scientists believe federal officials are giving these factors short shrift, hurrying the delisting process in order to placate state wildlife officials eager to open hunting seasons.
But Nannes' comeback is excellent: three very sharp short balls that hurry past the outside edge.
It is not always the Congressional responsibilities that suffer; the senators in particular have had to discard carefully arranged campaign schedules on short notice to hurry back to Washington, most recently for tax votes when their presence was crucial in the closely divided Senate.
Mr Ayala Lasso left in a hurry, cutting short a trip to Rwanda that was meant to spur investigations into the killing of five UN human-rights field officers.
When China's senior official for Taiwan relations, Zhang Zhijun, made an unprecedented visit to Taiwan in June, protests forced him to cut short his trip and hurry back to the mainland.
Then Lagerfeld, followed by five or six assistants, climbed a short, unlit staircase, hurried through a maze of scrims, and emerged onto the stage.
More than any other financier, he was the face of Brazil's global ambitions during the country's recent, short-lived boom — in a hurry to grow and unafraid to compete against anyone, anywhere.
