hurry along's Usage Examples:

hats and horns "seem able to elevate the moods of the actual people who hurry along the corridor.

Smith who chose the name because he believed it meant 'hurry along' in a local dialect.

At her orthodontist's office, Betty tries to hurry along Dr.

"Don't let this letter dishearten anybody, never take no cutoffs and hurry along as fast as you can.

and stressed that he wanted to look at the big picture and not try to hurry along a re-working of an opera he had written so many years before.

I was glad to hurry along through it, and to leave its inns and public-houses to be occupied by.

rark up (verb) – to criticise, confront or hurry along scroggin – a nutritious snack taken along on hikes by trampers shingle.

Battle of Bennington to recruit Loyalists; he was sent back by Baum to hurry along the reinforcements.

Never take no cutoffs and hurry along as fast as you can.

that he was responsible for the Praulia Massacre because he wanted to hurry along the project with a field test.

He can go forward and then retreat or hurry along according to his own impulse and mood as these are stimulated by the.

the car for the drive home and honked the car horn, hoping they would hurry along.

contributed "500 toward the effort, but even his generous gift did not hurry along the construction.

I will hurry along the path I have found and shout to everyone I meet: Do not look back.

turn, H says his ears hurt; the dice are in H's ears and he and the man hurry along.

Raylan then catches Zachariah getting a box of dynamite to hurry along the tunnelling per Boyd's request, and Raylan lets him carry-on hoping.

rape, plundering;" "to seize, snatch, tear away, to plunder a place, to hurry along a person or thing;" and "robbery, pillage, booty plunder".

Synonyms:

fleet; move; dart; whizz; flit; travel; locomote; whizz along; travel rapidly; run; zoom; zoom along; go; speed; flutter; zip;

Antonyms:

stay in place; raise; push; wind; unwind;