Perhaps, it might be better for the future of journalism if they all hurried up.

FORBES: Medialand

The stock exchange and an Australian-financed bridge across the Mekong River are being hurried up for "soft" openings.

CNN: Stops and Starts

As Morgan descended from the carriage and hurried up the steps of J.

NPR: Lessons from Wall Street's 'Panic of 1907'

At the news of her collapse, Patty and Walter hurried up north, leaving Joey to be supervised by his disdainful older sister.

NEWYORKER: Good Neighbors

One such was the hurried build-up, made even more hurried by Tony Blair's desire, until as late as possible, to make it look as if peace might still break out.

ECONOMIST: Geoff Hoon misses his chance to go graciously

Mostly it's about checking the time without giving the impression I'm hurried, picking up phone calls effortlessly, and accessing new emails so quickly it doesn't seem like work - compared to sitting at a computer in a stuffy office.

BBC: Google Glass - will we love it or hate it?

"I think they do something like that at the church, " the woman muttered, then scooped up her child and hurried off, his head bobbing as he looked back at us over his mother's shoulder.

CNN: A kind of courtship: Finding a mom friend in the big city

She picked up a dirty plate and hurried back toward the kitchen.

NEWYORKER: Max at Sea

Secretaries in offices rushed to windows, storekeepers abandoned their cash registers and hurried outdoors, road workers in orange hard hats looked up from the asphalt, shaded their eyes.

NEWYORKER: The Invasion from Outer Space