Over the years, despite urgent warnings (of which Mr. Brown's was only one), they tapped out groundwater.
Just the other day I merrily told a friend who called me with two new concealers on hand and the urgent question of which to put on first, foundation or concealer, that she should begin with concealer).
Stoners are rarely the most urgent of people, which might explain why it's taken such a long time for the wonderfully hazy comedy Broad City to make its way to the UK.
As a result of the pressures on the NHS, 2,386 planned operations were cancelled, plus another 137 urgent operations, 11 of which had been cancelled two or more times.
He pounded the piano ferociously, directed choirs hysterically, and strode at an urgent, brimming clip none of which helped his excessive perspiration.
We, as well as nearly every other county in Eastern Kentucky, face some very real and urgent challenges, paramount of which is what we'll do when the coal is gone.
The UK's Department for International Development pledged to release an initial £30m ($47.3m) tranche of urgent funding, £10m ($15.8m) of which will be used to support Malawi's ailing healthcare system.
Dr Michael Dixon Chair, NHS Alliance, and GP, College surgery, Cullompton, Devon There is absolutely no question of slowing down on our review of urgent care, which has attracted a broad coalition of support (A&E shakeup dropped over fears that it would be political suicide, 1 December).
She also found that about 25 percent of the horses have required some kind of urgent care, which the Mellon estate has provided, costing it "tens of thousands" of dollars, said Ted Terry, one of its executors.
