Sentence examples for urgently away from inspiring English sources

When McDowell sank the winning putt seconds later, Johnson offered his congratulations and, head down, walked swiftly, even urgently, away.

And lo, reality sets in and Corbyn loses the groove, and he walks off, a little shaken, a little abject, the photographers closing in and the smile fading, and where are his advisors, where are they, why is nobody there with an arm around him to escort him urgently away and stop him from dancing—.

Philip would love to stay and talk her out of it but he gets urgently called away by Martha.

"At a time when the world needs to urgently shift away from fossil fuels, the idea that these institutions will still be promoting an oil company into the 2020s is deeply irresponsible.

We need to urgently move away from extracting and burning fossil fuels, and companies such as BP who continue to profit from the destruction of our environment have no place in our treasured cultural events or institutions".

My instinct was to flee immediately, to urgently get away.

A 180-degree off-heading would steer the jumpers back to the rock, forcing Richard to urgently steer it away.

It manifests as an uncomfortable sensation that you're in the wrong skin, that something's gone awry and then, suddenly, your confidence seeps out through the soles of your feet and you urgently want to creep away to a secluded corner and have a little cry.

We urgently need to get away from the snobbery of food.

Australia needs to urgently transition the economy away from fossil fuels to one which is broadly based, innovative and sustainable.

"Jews are urgently warned to keep away from the route of the Blackshirt march and from their meetings," said the Jewish Chronicle.