Voorbeelden van hurry

• Come on - we're going to be late if you don't hurry!

• If we hurry, there's still a chance we could catch the plane.

• Clutching the money to his chest, he hurried to the bank.

• She gathered the children up and hurried into the house.

• The owner of the vehicle came hurrying along and turned off the car alarm.

• Sorry, I can't talk to you now - I'm in a desperate hurry.

• We left in a hurry and I must have left my keys behind.

• Hey, there's no need to push! What's your hurry?

• In our hurry to get to school on time, Dan left his packed lunch behind.

• Tom was clearly in a hurry to finish the meeting and get to the canteen.

• Several hurried meetings ensued, but it was now far too late to improvise ; there were too few men, no horses, and no arms.

• The book's final production appears to have been hurried anyway.

• The model stops looking slowly round and hurries toward the light.

• Decisions were made and implemented very quickly, in sharp contrast to the state legal system that fragmented testimony, hurried decisions and then took forever to implement them.

• Only in the final pages, where parallels between film distribution and touring theatre in the first decades of the twentieth century seem hurried through, is such detail lacking.

• Even though this method of study necessitated working very long hours, often without a break, we felt that significant information might be lost if the discussions were too hurried.

• I have hurried back from abroad to ask this question only to find that it has already been answered.

• There can be no accusation that on this matter anybody is being hurried or hustled.

• The hurried and ill-prepared scheme which is now being talked about will reflect that calculation rather than any real basis of principle.

• They do not mean a disorderly and hurried sale; they do not mean an unnecessary delay.

• I believe that recent events show that the resumption of this cooperation should not be hurried.

• I should have thought that the work could have been hurried up.

• We should remember that there is another side to the great city—a hurried, crowded, harsh, impersonal side.

• Secondly the present recovery is hurried and heated.

• The 50,000 involved are honourable people, who have been treated in a disgraceful, hurried and populist way.