Sentence examples for unhurried days from inspiring English sources
MacLeod's published work can be read (or reread) in a couple of unhurried days.
Sometimes you'll find a sentence written in the unhurried days of your first year that's a pure gem of insight.
Over an unhurried day we spent hours with warden Luis Fernández discovering different mountainsides, watching changing colours, and scouring clearings with binoculars for any movement.
The days of unhurried radio talks and graceful prose are, sadly, gone.
Common now are languid days in coffee shops, unhurried travel to exotic destinations like Tasmania and evenings out at jazz clubs and theme bars -- which have never been so numerous or popular, many club owners and patrons say.
Gone are the days of half-empty aircraft and unhurried travel.
Watching The Tree of Life took me back to Malick's Jamesian drama Days of Heaven (1978), in which the unhurried action provided for one famously haunting shot of a landscape at dusk, in which the cloud-cover dips down at the horizon in a vortex of rainfall.
But, with the pitch remaining as true as it had been on the first three days, Strauss and Cook chipped away at the modest target in unhurried fashion.
Trains rumble along in an unhurried fashion and some destinations are served infrequently, so allow a few days to make the most of this diverse region.
Nonetheless, touring night after night, opening for everyone from Pearl Jam to Marilyn Manson and PJ Harvey to Dave Matthews, and infrequently seen on video channels, Mr. Harper has managed to do what the fast-paced pop business these days increasingly does not allow: he has developed at his own unhurried pace.
The tourists were unhurried and remained patient as they had bowled England out quickly on the first day and there was still sufficient time to force a result with less than half the playing time elapsed.
