Sentence examples for somewhat hastily from inspiring English sources
"And I know that she loves me," he added, somewhat hastily.
Here's the somewhat hastily assembled list I sent to Bill, along with a couple of poems that occurred to me later.
A year and a half ago, Shepherdson left Topshop - the brand that was, by that point, widely considered to be hers in everything but name - somewhat hastily.
He wondered whether this was down to "a perception that the economy has improved somewhat" (hastily adding that there had been no local improvement).
Mr. Bush made the comments during his first solo news conference at the White House, called somewhat hastily today so Mr. Bush could sum up his first month in office before an address to Congress next week.
For most men, it appears to me, are in a strange uncertainty about it, whether it is of the devil or of God, and have somewhat hastily concluded that it is the chief end of man here to "glorify God and enjoy him forever".
It looks somewhat of a hastily-arranged gig, outside in the sunshine with particularly basic interpreter levels.
#LGTB #DirenAyol #direngökkuşa��ı #direnmerdiven #direnrenk http://t.co/syW1UbwJep — Michelle Demishevich (@demishevich) 30 Aug 13 What transformed the painted stairs into a political issue was the surprise that Findikli residents woke up to last Friday: the stairs had been hastily, and somewhat unconvincingly, repainted in their original color, a dark cement gray.
Oh, hello everyone, and welcome to your Sunday Morning Semi-Live, Hastily-typed, Somewhat Recap of your political chat shows.
Given the febrile political atmosphere of recent weeks, it's hardly surprising that there was a certain buzz about a hastily convened (hors de programme) session with the somewhat spartish title "Overthrow Parliament Now".
