Sentences with phrase «seem in a hurry»

In her first congressional hearing as nominee to become the world's most powerful central banker, Yellen didn't seem in a hurry to scale back the Fed's massive bond buys, also known as quantitative easing (QE).

He's coming back home weekends now but he seems in a hurry to get back.

But the Legislature does not seem in any hurry to move, and billions in aid to school districts, homeowners and municipalities are at risk.

«Our young males don't seem in any hurry to move on from their feeding grounds at Ningaloo — we have some individuals that have now been sighted here for 19 years and have even matured.»

I've had dates with single men over 40 who've never settled down — and don't seem in a hurry to do so.

McNamara seems in a hurry to jerk some tears for the team's glory and move on to his next batch of underdogs.

Rare is the film that I watch where the climax can be found within the opening half hour or forty - five minutes — Marc Forster seemed in a hurry to get that adrenaline pumping quickly, then later forgot about the pace he had set previously.

We know Eitri has a spare Infinity Gauntlet on Nidavellir, but Thanos doesn't seem in a hurry to rush into battle — again.

Everything is open late, car horns continually blow and like most cities, everyone seems in a hurry.

I especially like the way he often seems in no hurry to dip his brush back into the ink again, allowing successive marks to grow lighter — an «imperfection'that adds immeasurably to the power of his work.

These same witnesses reported that the police officers involved in Abdi's death seemed in no hurry to administer CPR.

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For now, MacMillan seems to be enjoying his second lease on professional life: he may be pursuing a grand vision of the future of digital media, but he doesn't act like a guy in a hurry.

It doesn't matter if you are a developer or a designer or a marketer, the world just seems to be in a hurry of getting things live.

And to close out the bizarre event, Romney left the stage to Alabama's «I'm In A Hurry (And Don't Know Why),» which seems like a strange choice.

The Fed seems to OVER cut rates compared to the decline in the 10 - year yield, and therefore has to hurry up and raise rates five years later.

We're now more than six years into this bull market rebound from the financial crisis, and the S&P 500 doesn't seem to be in a hurry to relinquish its place around all - time highs.

Natalia Orlova, head economist at Alfa Bank, said the central bank might now take more time over interest rate cuts that could boost growth: «Based on economic logic... it seems to me that it is dangerous to hurry with a rate cut in such uncertain conditions.»

They seem to be in no real hurry to grow up.

See Upbuilding Discourses in Various Spirits, 134: «While the crowd makes a big noise and uproar and triumphs and jubilates; while one individual after the other hurries to the crowd's arena, where it is said to be good to be if one is seeking oblivion and indulgence from the eternal; while the crowd seems to be shouting mockingly at God, «All right, see if you can get hold of us!»

But in death, the good priest in the third row seemed to be saying, the temple becomes suddenly devalued, suddenly irrelevant, suddenly negligible and disposable — «just a shell» from which we ought to seek a hurried and most often unseen riddance.

I realize that, and own it, but this kind of stuff of believing in biblical prophecy seems to me that someone will want to «hurry it up» a bit.

Luther was quizzed about it — he said it was not his job either to advise the young layman to marry or to choose a wife for him, and that he did not seem to be in a great hurry anyhow.

The first thing I made was brownies... I seemed to have hurried it to much because there was some unmixed brownie mix in the bottom of the bowl, but I put that completely on me for not letting it mix like the directions say, it looked done after a few seconds and so I figured it was all mixed... I will be making cookies next in a day or so, and I will try to be more patient... So far I have no complaints, and I intend to maybe make some donuts too.

I was concerned with overdeveloping the gluten as I mixed it up in a hurry in the KitchenAid this morning, but it still seemed so sticky.

somedays life just seems to be in a hurry, thanks to these kind of recipes, I might be able to slow down...

But when it was mixed up, the batter seemed too runny to be cookies and I was in a hurry and didn't want to fiddle with adding more almond butter or eggs to get it thicker, so I just went with muffins / cupcakes.

Both have the ability to penetrate and get North in a hurry, and Chuba seems to have the trickery to get beyond his defender.

I don't know if he was tired, if he didn't know where the ball was or what, but I saw a few too many of these plays where it just didn't seem like Landry was in a hurry to get to the ball.

You seem to be in a hurry to put him in the list of long range scorers.

Wenger seems to have been eyeing the player for quite some time now and was perhaps hurried into making a move as a result of Arsenal's injury crisis in midfield, which means that the imminent capture of the Egyptian will not really be a panic buy.

However, Can doesn't look to be in a hurry to part ways with his current club as he was recently spotted with his newly bought Mercedes G63, a huge investment considering his seeming uncertain future.

The weather (and the never - ending party options in Berlin) has been so good that the thought of sitting to down to run through the season just past, one we'd all like to forget in a hurry, seemed more daunting than usual.

We're in such a rush to hurry our kids up, make them independent, move them on before they are ready that seeing a mom actually listening to her child's needs seems out of place.

I have read lots of books, but it all seems to go out the window in the moment if I am trying to get somewhere, we are in a hurry, I am stressed about something completely unrelated...

It seemed like the simplest way to do things, and I was in no hurry to give up one of my most useful mothering tools.

I am not in a hurry for her to feed herself and she does not seem to be in a hurry either.

It seems like when your toddler blows a fuse you're either in a hurry to get out the door in the morning, at the grocery store with half the shopping done, or in the waiting room of the doctor's office.

I'm not in any real hurry... just want my body back sometime soon:) We can keep him distracted during the day and he really doesn't need to nurse, so that seems to be the easy part.

Second appointment, I met a kind CNM (certified nurse midwife) who listened, answered my questions, wasn't in a hurry, and seemed very woman - centric in her communication and views.

So New Yorkers apparently don't hate Spitzer en masse the way they suddenly do Weiner, but they do seem to be cooling toward him, and in a hurry.

Prime Minister John Major seemed to pull the idea of the Darwin Initiative out of a hat in something of a hurry at the end of the Rio conference back in 1992.

Can't seem to get to the recipe thread, and am in a hurry.

In the 21st century, it seems that we have become an increasingly violent, hurried, stressed, time poor, worried, politically correct and sick society.

It seemed that people today were especially grumpy, in a hurry, and overall so rude!

Rompers seem to be a constant go - to for me because it's totally convenient to wear, especially when I'm lazy or in a hurry.

This is happily going to replace my brow powder, I was never happy with that finish, and mixing a powder with a wax always seemed tricky to get right in a hurry.

MILAN, Italy — Paolo Roversi never seems to be in a hurry.

He seems too much in a hurry for me.

Many teens seem to be in a hurry to fall in love with a name that regularly tends to be blind to the signs of possible abusers, and the players.

In fact, the whole movie seems to hurry through without giving key characters enough time to build up their emotional worth, particularly Mills» wife Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow).