Sentence examples for spoke hastily from inspiring English sources

(UPDATE: Schiller apologized for that comment on Thursday afternoon, saying in a statement that "I spoke hastily and I apologize to Juan and others for my thoughtless remark").

Colonel Qaddafi did offer his condolences to the families of those who died in Pan Am Flight 103, adding that he hoped that President Bush had spoken hastily when in his initial remarks he demanded compensation.

Also last month his principal accuser outside of Harvard, Gerry Altmann, allowed that he may have spoken too hastily.

Like almost all his peers, Querrey does not speak of hastily trying to resurrect American tennis by himself.

Mrs. Clinton spoke at a hastily called news conference this morning in Rochester, then repeated her remarks later in the day to more than 1,500 students and faculty members at Syracuse University.

He spoke at a hastily convened conference call caused by an unscheduled trading statement in which the 81% taxpayer-owned bank revealed it would incur an extra £3bn of losses for conduct-related matters over the US sub-prime mortgage crisis and mis-selling of payment protection insurance and interest rate swaps.

Obama spoke after a hastily called meeting with Secretary of State John Kerry, who came to the White House specifically to talk about the terror attack on Tuesday morning.

Obama spoke after a hastily arranged late-evening meeting in the Oval Office with House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

When a man having sex with a woman while standing in a window commands her to speak Italian, she hastily starts spouting names like Armani and Dior.

A week later he told the Commons not to infer too much from words hastily spoken "after a long and exhausting day".

Later, speaking at a hastily arranged press conference on the corner of Rose Street and Renfrew Street, she thanked the fire service, the staff and students of the art school and the people of Glasgow for their good wishes throughout the afternoon.