Benítez will crave an urgent start, an early goal and a lift for a troubled club.
He made an urgent start, clipping to the square leg boundary and carving to third man and looked in good order.
He was still not at his best, and he faced 74 deliveries after making an urgent start, but it was his most assured batting for some time and was a good response to the booing he received when he went to the wicket.
In October, 92.4% of cancer patients needing urgent care started their treatment within 62 days of diagnosis but the Welsh government target is 95%.
In the quarter to the end of September, 1,180 out of 1,373 people referred as urgent cases started treatment within two months.
In the fall of 2007, his Financial Times columns took on a more urgent tone, starting with a piece on November 25th, titled "Wake Up to the Dangers of a Deepening Crisis".
But there are other pollutants — so-called ground level pollutants, as opposed to those that rise into the atmosphere — that also need urgent attention, starting with toxic mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants.
With a quick cup of tea, I check my voicemail and e-mail messages to see if there is anything urgent and start the round of phone calls and meetings that make up my busy day.
She remembered it "made it even more urgent to start peace talks with the Western Powers while there was still something to talk about.
In the advent of the genomics era, it is urgent to start closely monitoring compliance with fundamental ethical principles for research to prevent having massive leaks of information along with mistreatment, harm and violation of fundamental ethical principles, particularly in vulnerable groups.
