Sentence examples for we hasten from inspiring English sources

Often that is because, having won one battle, we hasten to the next challenge.

We hasten to say that only one person knew it and he has mysteriously disappeared.

The clothing line, we hasten to add, is not another one of those annoying celebrity ego-trip lines.

Yes: but what if today's unseen evil involves the roasting of Mother Earth that we hasten every time we drive to the movies?

Not actually thrown today, we hasten to add, but a video clip of a poultry (but not paltry) missile aimed at the then Liberal leader David Steel in 1987.

We hasten to add that this option was not included in the LCMNB scheme.

So are we hastening to catch up?

He writes, "We hastened home; and fancying we foresaw in the swift progress of events, its entire abolition, resolved from that day forward to vent our speculations on our next-door neighbours in person".

We hastened to put our feelings into words in a petition, stating: "The duty of the government is to protect the life of the citizens, but it has chosen the wrong way to do it.

Before fading out, a quote on the movie screen captures Charlie Wilson's own mixed assessment of how we hastened the fall of the Soviet empire: "These things happened.

For Berehe, we hastened arrangements with the UN for his emigration to Norway, a process that had been in the works for some time.