Sentences with phrase «example of a hurry»

Not exact matches

Four springs ago, for example, when she was playing her first round in the Richmond Open in California, Patty Berg, after losing her way to the club, borrowing a sports shirt from a sister pro since she had forgotten her own, and having time to hit out only three or four practice shots, hurried onto the course and came within a shot of playing 18 holes in the same number of strokes it took the 1895 champ to play her better nine.

I mentioned Clowney having the kind of burst that can turn hurries into sacks earlier and his second sack was a perfect example of that.

In February 2012, for example, the New York State Council of School Superintendents and New York State School Boards Association sent a joint letter to Cuomo, warning that the hurried process would pressure local superintendents and boards into making concessions to unions and weakening the system.

This outfit is the perfect example of what I wear when I'm in a hurry but still wan na look stylish.

What's interesting is that Bustillo and Maury are in no hurry to explore the mythology, with much of the film unfolding like a particularly deranged 1950s delinquent flick — for example, there's a deliberately outrageous sex scene that practically falls over itself in its attempt to shock.

So, in a nutshell, I'm a good example of someone that is in no hurry to repay the mortgage, especially since I have a great rate, that does not start adjusting for another few yrs.

Prime example... this morning I left in a hurry, and forgot the usually ubiquitous collection of chuckit balls... fail.

For example when we visited a restaurant all seats were ready, sometimes we were late for booking time because of the kids, but they somehow arranged every thing behind and never asked us to hurry up.

Hurricanes do have a deep surface mixing effect that normal tropical convection doesn't produce, and that would be expected to result in greater transfer of heat to the atmosphere, but it gets complicated in a hurry; see the realclimate discussion of the Walker circulation for example, as well as the link between hurricanes and sea surface temps.

This means taking a cab if you have been drinking, avoiding the roads during wet or cold conditions, obeying the signs and speed limits even if you are in a hurry and keeping focused on the road instead of distractions in your car (the CD player, the screaming kids in the back and the beeping cell phone for example).