Sentence examples for with a hurried from inspiring English sources

His to me was inscribed with a hurried 'Kind regards'.

If this book has a problem, it's that it ends too soon with a hurried description of Young in 1998.

When Taurasi guard did catch the ball, she seemed to be stranded outside, left with a hurried or awkward shot.

The White House showed only a hint more backbone with a hurried reference this week to "an essential step" with "serious irregularities".

Personal questions she often greets with a hurried, "Yes, yes, yes," or "Oh, no, no," as if she were physically brushing the query away.

Williams suggested filling the gap with a "hurried" revival of The Comedy Of Errors (1963), which became a regular standby with the RSC.

Inquiring Nepalese want to know, and they are unlikely to be satisfied with the report of a hurried two-man panel operating without forensic expertise.

It's not enough to say "there's nothing wrong with being gay" in a hurried attempt to make up for the fact that he had just insulted all gay people by saying that a photo is inherently unsharable… because he looked gay in it?

The Ivory Coast international combined well with fellow substitute Andrei Eschenko to force Hugo Lloris into a hurried block with his shins and the Tottenham goalkeeper was stretched by Solomatin's smartly-hit effort shortly after.

Breaking off from a hurried confab with her, Mr Brazauskas explains that the problem with the last government was not its general policies but the prime minister's personality.

The soldiers pounced and the room erupted into chaos, with men in suits fleeing, chairs getting knocked over and the election chairman making a hurried exit, with a crowd chasing him, yelling: "We want justice!