Sentence examples for time haste from inspiring English sources

At the entrance, there is a sundial and an inscription: "Watch and Pray, Time Haste's Away"; and in the graveyard you will find the headstones for the Slade family, the local boat-building clan that inspired du Maurier's first novel, The Loving Spirit.

Be neat and take your time: "haste makes waste!" Use this everyday if you want, sure it's kinda crazy but you will definitely stand out as the eccentric, weird but in a good way kinda gal!

The time of haste and waiting, the time of movement and stagnation; the time of memory and of unsettling present not sustained by a predictable future.

It is hard to stab someone many times, in haste and agitation, and avoid a slip or two.

Pressure from campaigners has helped pushed the process this far; but such concerns suggest that it might now be time to make haste more slowly.

When you're young, or when I was young, anyway, it seems natural to doubt time's great haste.

Time was of haste and food was so too.

Just as Schlesinger's film screams 1967 (check out Christie's hair), so Vinterberg's version will doubtless come to be viewed as a typical product of our time, in both its haste and its recurrent gloom.

But there could be a bit of value about a more experienced sort in Storm Moon (2.30) who was ridden with too much haste last time and had previously looked an ideal type.

He wrote three novels dealing with the dislocations of wartime America So Little Time (1943), Repent in Haste (1945), and B.F.'s Daughter (1946 but in these his social perceptions were somewhat less keen.

Take your time, using too much haste can cause silly mistakes.