Hurried-up Sentence Examples

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  • She turned and hurried up the stairs as Donnie stood by the table, torn between curiosity and following his mother.

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  • Hands over her ears, she took a deep breath and hurried up them, all but flinging herself into the arms of an awaiting rebel soldier.

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  • Sir Hugh Gough, the commander-in-chief, together with the governor-general, hurried up to the frontier.

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  • A battalion was hurried up in motor lorries, and marched up to Pasubio by the Passo di Xamo.

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