make haste

We do not have much time, so you must make haste!

You'd better make haste if you want to get to the show on time.

But to make haste to his last act, and its effects.

Richard made haste because he'd been told to and he couldn't seem to think for himself.

It wasn't necessary for her to tell me to make haste.

Well, the more reason that I should make haste to follow her.

He got out of bed and made haste to dress himself.

She ought to have made haste and kept watch for him.

Pray God we may make haste, and come too late!

Nothing became apparent, but the night was growing long and he had to make haste.

He made haste to get away, and left his friend with a sad heart.

Therefore I made haste to place myself ahead of the pack.

But for all that, he made haste on the stairs.

"Maybe three or four days farther, a week if they do not make haste."

Aware that he might return at any moment, she made haste in her search.

Having dragged him out, he made haste to get in again before another should stop up the way.

Glancing from one to the other of us, he made haste to set the table and put our food upon it.

Then let's make haste away and look unto the main.

"Oh, make haste and tell me, then; it is a long time since that has happened."

A nasty thought came to him then, and he made haste to correct himself.

Now the work was finished, and she made haste to get ready for the dedication.

Now let us make haste so that we will be ready when the time comes."

So he made haste, and gave her water to drink in his helmet.

And oh do please make haste, because it's of consequence.

The Poles know why they had to wait so long, making haste essential now.