There could be no hurrying of what Cross knew he must do before he could dare enter Cimmerium.

Swiftly, yet with no hurrying of his spirit, he went through the maze of the dojo, passing without incident through the ancient stone gates.

When her breathing was normal again, save for the faint hurrying of excitement and alarm, he heard the sound of her sitting up against the wall, and bent closer to catch her .

Chapter 18 HURRYING OUT of the employee parking lot, dangerously exposed on an open field of blacktop, circling the truck-stop complex, and into the civilian car park where no big rigs are allowed, the boy thinks he hears sporadic gunfire.

A few minutes later she hurried back and took him by the hand.

I must hurry' was not a society but a means of making money.

And as a matter of fact we did seem to hurry up.

Then he hurried around to his side and got in himself.

He would have to ask them to hurry, just in case.

She turned without saying anything and hurried on down the road.

A girl looked up at him as she hurried past.

She hurried away in front of us, through the door.

Men who knew their way well enough to hurry, even in the dark.

The four of them hurried over to the science room.

But we must hurry if you are to have enough time.

Before she could question him further he hurried past her.

They hurried down to break the news to the rest of the group.

People saw him, all right, and hurried to move out of his way.

I turned from him and hurried back to my team.

The King has told you to hurry on the road.

And he hurried away, which was also a good idea.

He came to his feet and hurried for the door.

Al hurried to keep in back of the last car.

He got out of the car and hurried up the street.

They hurried him off and I did not stop them.

He put some money down on the bill and hurried after her.

Once inside, they all hurried down to the first floor.

They were nearly home again when a young man hurried over to them.

Together, they hurried off into the dark toward her car.