Sentence examples for urgency to get something from inspiring English sources

"There is an urgency to get something meaningful done, and there are some members willing to go back and start at square one," said Stirrup, who said Congressional hearings on the integrity and safety of horse racing were planned for the fall.

I don't know what the right word is — urgency, I guess — but we all know guys are going to come back from the disabled list and everybody wants to get something done now".

You got to get something to eat.

He wanted to get something.

"We've got to get something else".

They're there to get something".

Barry adds: " You gotta give something to get something.

Where can you start to get something apparently impossible done?

Try to get something practical.

During their 2000 visit, the filmmakers had sensed that "something genuinely was happening" in Caracas, and felt an urgency to get the project underway; even so, it wasn't until April 2001 that BSÉ approved the £6000 €95000) grant.

Urgency to get to Parliament Square.