hurry

Those who have money are not in a hurry to spend it, because it is not clear what will happen tomorrow.

And the faster our hurrying, the more acute our tunnel vision becomes.

Cato was not hurrying out of the world to escape an even more painful ending, but to avoid the humiliation of pardon.

As the “Frankenstorm” barrels toward the East Coast, politicians are hurrying to minimize its impact.

An administrator and a teacher were seen averting their eyes and hurrying off.

We see them everywhere—serious, distracted, hurrying away, as tearful as you and me.

Meantime, Allison and Kitty, hurrying home with their guest, had delighted Norah by a demand for early supper.

I smiled to myself as I saw them hurrying hither and thither about their numerous affairs.

Before Joyce could answer, she caught sight of Jack, through the big show-window, hurrying down the street by himself.

The thunder of its voice is as the voice of the hurrying people.

When he reached the first corner everyone was hurrying on to the next, and Johnnie Jones hurried on, too.