Sentence examples for should be hurried from inspiring English sources
I'm not surprised that the Tory view is that these pesky environmental issues should be hurried through and skimmed over, to ensure that some money can be made.
It did seem a mistake, perhaps a sign of the country's innocence in these affairs, that Mr Bush should be hurried to safety in Nebraska in the first instance, rather than to the White House or to the ruins in Manhattan or Washington.
He should be hurrying – they are waiting for her in the dining room.
In the town square, the two pairs of lovers and Hermance, their chaperone, sing about how their courtship should not be hurried; engagements should last the same ten years it takes to train as a doctor.
Pei was 50 when the labs opened; architecture, as he says, shouldn't be hurried.
Maxwell and Gallant both make Frank Ocean seem flat and one-dimensional, and maybe provide a lesson that artists simply shouldn't be hurried if you want quality results.
But they shouldn't be hurried along in that death for no good reason.
The relocation guidelines, which do not appear to be done in consultation with any potentially affected communities, should not be hurried, and they also require sensitive and participatory planning.
