It's too soon to jump to any conclusion, he said.

However, all reputable scientists warn againstjumping to hasty conclusions.

Hurry on sundown

I chose in a hurry.

He escaped in a hurry.

Time flies.

One's life is so fragile...

I mean, a big hurry.

OK. You left in a hurry?

They're all in a hurry.

Always in a hurry to leave.

Spring was approaching with haste.

Never jump to conclusions.

We called him Cousin Hurry because he was always running someplace.

Hank's always in a hurry.

On our show next week, the passersby.

The tall man left in a hurry.

Where were you hurrying to last night?

Got you down in a hurry.

You left so abruptly this morning.

And in such a hurry.

Please don't jump to conclusions.

Here's a female that's in a hurry. She's got food.

Just sit here. Watch 'em come and go.

I only just said goodbye.

Don't rush away, pretty butterfly

When the movie ended, everyone seemed very happy to get up and get out of the theatre as soon as possible.

He went out just now.

Martinelli really had hauled freight in a hurry.

Well, that's screwy!

He's not had his tea!

She hopes she's put in the right things. It's been such a rush, especially with Miss Carol not back yet.

Everybody running, in a hurry.

Now do you mind telling me just why you rushed down to Los Angeles?

I hurried in order to catch the first train.

Don't you think it odd that she was in such a hurry?

Martinelli left in a hurry. He hadn't turned the radio off.

Mr Brandon was in the maddest rush for me to clean up and get the table set.

Poor little flower. Dropped her petals and folded her tent.

Kane and his new wife just took off in a big hurry.

Having been written in haste, the book has a lot of errors.

He hurried out the door, and accidentally forgot the key at home.

She was in a hurry.

There's no hurry.

I'm in a terrible rush.