Sentence examples for that hurried from inspiring English sources

Many people wake up late, rush to work, and keep that hurried pace for the entire day.

Puccini's colleague Franco Alfano fashioned a conclusion that hurried past the central dramatic challenge into an orgy of crude triumphalism.

Wrapped in blankets with an ice-cold compress above his closed eyes, he was soon rolled on a gurney to an ambulance that hurried him to St. Elizabeth's Hospital.

Flintoff went for the pull to a ball that hurried onto him and Lawson, scrambling back from mid-on, held on to a fine catch one-handed, winding himself in the process.

That hurried method was, as far as I can tell, perfected (I say this in the sense that it truly cannot get any better) by Charles Van Over in his book, "The Best Bread Ever," published in 1997 and set to be revised as an e-book this fall.

Morris had developed a habit of trying to defend the ball to the leg side while shuffling towards the off, and was not in a position to deal with a ball that hurried off the pitch.

Mysterabbit is a whole new take on the age old cliche, "Stop and smell the roses," that encourages hurried city residents to take slow down and enjoy life's small pleasures.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that every yes opens a new door because it is more likely that a hurried and unpremeditated yes is creating a ceiling that is slightly lower than your unlimited potential.

But a nine-hole round seems inherently relaxed, an enterprise that is neither hurried nor filled with expectation.

To avoid that, there were hurried negotiations that the special committee said severely damaged Enron's own interests and amounted to giveaways to the Fastow partnerships.

And if things seem hurried, that's OK because I know the pacing gets better later on.