"hurry/ up/ hurry/ up/ hurry/ up," beseeches one stanza, only for the next to admonish, "slow/ down/ slow/ down/ slow/ down" (48).
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An impatient, bossy one ("Hurry up hurry up hurry up") demands extra honey mustard from her, which technically she's not supposed to give.
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"Hurry up, hurry up, call for help!" a woman shouted in one video.
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But I don't want to disturb Neil by saying: 'Hurry up, hurry up!
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Hurry up and wait, hurry up and wait -- that's the pre-storm mantra.
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I think his daughter showed up and was blasting the horn saying, 'Hurry up, Dad, hurry up!
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The back-and-forth commands to "hurry/ up/ slow/ down// hurry/ up/ slow/ down" represent the simultaneous conflicting imperatives of Lax's poetry (48).
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — "Hurry Up!!!" the online posting said.
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When someone less important dies, undertakers have to hurry up.
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"Let's bring a 'hurry up offense' to Syrian kids." pic.twitter.
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Hurry up and snag tickets to witness the katfight firsthand.
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But if they want to leave, they should hurry up.
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Now hurry up and roll it out on iOS, please!
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The future needs to hurry up and get here already.
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"Hurry up," a man who is removing her body comments.
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She also told me to hurry up and get pregnant.
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At other times, I wish this show would hurry up.
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He kept looking behind and telling her to hurry up.
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But hurry up and do it sooner rather than later!
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We eagerly waiting for Fireye's report ... tell them to hurry up.
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That's in five days, so hurry up before it's too late!
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"Come on, hurry up brothers!" says another fighter, beckoning him aboard.
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If the CryptoKitties fad continues, they might have to hurry up.
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In retrospect, it appears to have been a hurry-up notice.
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Did you feel like you had to hurry up with Periscope?
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The future just needs to hurry up and get here already.
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"It's all a game of hurry up and wait," Fris said.
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"Hurry up!" she said after declaring her love for the show.
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I was feeding the baby and you're like, 'Hurry up, Olga.
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Pantone had better hurry up with that Prince Orange and all.
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"Please hurry up," he pleads as the 911 calls stack up.
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Still, we suggest you hurry up and take advantage of this.
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Hurry up and finish your book or the squirrel will die.
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HURRY UP AND TEACH ME HOW TO DO IT, HEART LADY.
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Hurry up and renew this show so we can find out, Netflix!
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His only demand was that the party hurry up and implement it.
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Somebody hurry up and get Steve "The Hair" Harrington an egg basket.
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Yellow can wait, red means hurry up, black means it's too late.
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"Hurry up and get out of class," Mr. Melvin texted his daughter.
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Then I would go eat by myselfand hurry up and go back upstairs.
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And they will be told to hurry up or kiss those dreams goodbye.
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You're going to have time at home in this busy hurry-up world.
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I'm like, 'Dude, hurry up and put the down payment on the Hummer.
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The cryptocurrency industry has a plea for Congress: Hurry up and regulate, please.
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" Here, the situation intensified after King asked the officer to "please hurry up.
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And Yeezus contained what Spin's Brandon Soderberg called a "spleen-vent" against women, with lyrics like "Hurry up with my damn massage / Hurry up with my damn ménage," one among many that paint a disturbing picture of Kanye's perception of women.
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I tell him to hurry up and he sets a timer for 9:10.
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"Hurry up and wrap it up before you get any bigger," suggested the judge.
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So, you should probably hurry up if you're planning on keeping the romance alive.
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"We need to hurry up, because 'Winter is coming'," quips the Chinese-born engineer.
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Prince William and Middleton better hurry up and go before their time is up.
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"Y'all better hurry up," Zimmerman told the dispatcher as he described the group's vehicles.
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So hurry up and and get shopping before the deal ends on April 15th!
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Lawyers last year warned clients in the midst of a divorce to hurry up.
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Like, I don't want to hurry up and put it away while y'all here.
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Callimachi: Well, today's been kind of, you know, a hurry-up-and-wait day.
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When I told him to hurry up, lace up, and put on his cup.
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Some, including a spokeswoman for Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, urged the British to hurry up.
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"But there are so many uncertainties, so we need to hurry up," Liu told Reuters.
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At one point, [Beyoncé] was even helping braid the ends so we could hurry up.
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That's why Zuckerberg couldn't tell US lawmakers to hurry up and draft their own GDPR.
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Because who doesn't swipe through the tutorials to hurry up and get to the phone?
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He continued to interject as the prosecutors put on witnesses, exhorting them to hurry up.
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"We're not standing there with your suitcases to say, 'Hurry up and go,'" she said.
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I am often getting yelled at from the back of the boat to hurry up.
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The hurry-up energy in the office this week had the feel of a campaign.
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I&aposm just hoping he&aposll hurry up and comment on my show-stopping outfit.
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So when someone tells me to casually take it off and hurry up, it's degrading.
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Stephen Colbert took that as a cue to hurry up and spew some delicious slander.
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Hurry up and congratulate slow loris mom Mihn Yih of the Little Rock Zoo in Arkansas!
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"What I've expressed to him is that he better hurry up and get to his destination."
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So can we hurry up and get through the rest of 2016 and maybe even 2017?
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Until and unless Thomas Rawls returns, Prosise looks like the team's hurry-up and receiving back.
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Hurry, up, FDA: Trump also suggested he wants to overhaul the approval process for new drugs.
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Roy Moore losing on Tuesday may have provided inspiration to hurry up and pass a deal.
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Then they told us to hurry up and you gotta go and pack whatever you can.
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The dean had told him to hurry up and get better and come back to work.
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James took the phone and pleaded with his great-grandfather to hurry up and save them.
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I think about it in terms of … not that I better hurry up and do this?
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"I don't know, it's just Afghans at the moment," he said, urging her to hurry up.
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People hurry up from the bar, spilling warm beer from the sides of their plastic cups.
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Cocktails are about $18; there's never any pressure from the staff to hurry up and leave.
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"If we don't hurry up, they'll get it done before we get ours done," he said.
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That's when the man started to complain that he wanted them to hurry up, she said.
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We fiend for influences, emulate them and would do anything to hurry up and be adults.
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Hurry up and come to bed [green checkmark] [baseball] [sunglasses] [red heart] [Dominican flag] [fire explosion].
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He actually encourages Bush to hurry up and invade already if he's going to do it.
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So, I yelled at him, and then people started pushing me forward, shouting "yalla" ("hurry up").
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Afterwards, he told me to hurry up or he would leave me there on the ground.
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Or, watching the stoic guard tell her to hurry up, what kind of world would enforce it?
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Just in case you haven't filled out your own bracket—and hurry up, the tournament starts tomorrow!
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"I have to tell other states to hurry up or we'll go ahead and sign with Pennsylvania."
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So if seemingly endless free pizza is your thing, you better hurry up and get to counting!
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That said, there's good reason why Republicans would want to hurry up and seat another friendly commissioner.
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If you are looking for some cheesy gifts for the holiday, you may need to hurry up.
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But if you're interested in the job, hurry up: Applications are only open until New Year's Day.
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I linger over my glass of orange juice and realize I had better hurry up and shower.
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Doing so would remove the huddle from the game, turning it into a permanent "hurry up" offense.
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" Then host Carson Daly pokes his head out of her window, saying "Come on Kelly, hurry up!
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His young fans had better hurry up if he is to oust Mrs Clinton in the South.
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If you're dreaming about owning any of the pieces, you'd better hurry up and place a bid.
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Ingez, an Egyptian company whose name translates as "hurry up," has also latched onto the delivery craze.
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Trey Gowdy told Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Chris Wray to, well, hurry up.
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He better hurry up and resolve this thing ... Wlad is 40 and he ain't gettin' any younger.
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A good breeze had whipped up foamy whitecaps on the lake and Paul suggested we hurry up.
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Often you hear about people on set living this "hurry up and wait" kind of work life.
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"You're like drugs to me / So put me out of my misery / Hurry up, come see me / Enough, enough of this suffering / hurry up, come see me," she sings on the new single, which came with a lyric video that is a study in the art of doodling.
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Nadler wasn't swayed by Whitaker's timeline and said he needed to hurry up and get on with it.
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Serena, who is now determined to get June out of the house, wants to hurry up this birth.
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"Hurry up, and above all, avoid a 'no-deal'," Mulot, who is based in Britain, urged both sides.
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Without scare and hurry-up tactics, none of our huge debt and sprawling federal government would be possible.
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He said companies that have already won contracts should hurry up with their investment and with pumping oil.
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Had Kansas City actually played some form of hurry-up offense, the Pats probably would've scored 303 again.
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At 19A, "Hurry up!" you have an idiom from the century before last, I think: MAKE IT SNAPPY.
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Cevian, which owns just over 5 percent of shares, has said Spiesshofer must "hurry up" reforms at ABB.
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Ms. Garcia said she doubted that, given that Mr. Axjup was the one ordering her to hurry up.
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Stood there and watched and forgot everything else until her big brother screamed at her to hurry up.
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Had the Chiefs gone hurry-up, there might have been time for a regular kickoff and a defensive stand.
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But hurry up if you're just it in for the Cheerios, because the deal is only while supplies last.
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We spend the weekend moving slowly and sleeping late and — hypocritically — wishing the lazy baby would hurry up already.
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Tickets are first come, first served and they go fast, so hurry up and grab your free ticket here.
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Guillermo Del Toro wasn;'t going to get punked by the Golden Globes and their "hurry up" music pic.twitter.
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As for learning more about this Crew Dragon "anomaly," we're just going to have to hurry up and wait.
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It's overwhelming that your teacher tells you to read so many words without pictures and then hurry up too.
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Thus the attempt at prohibition—a conscious move by San Francisco officials to make the feds hurry up already.
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"I would tell the kids, 'Mama is not hungry today—you guys hurry up and eat,' " she told me.
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It also suspended dividend payments to conserve cash and pledged to hurry up the introduction of new 5G chipsets.
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And if you hurry up, you might even get to see the first same-sex marriage on the island.
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"Over and over again, it was like, 'It's happening now,' and then, 'Hurry up and wait,'" Ms. Newman said.
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That's how locked in he is right now that he didn't have to hurry up and get it done.
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There's a chorus of liberal voices who argue that Twitter needs to hurry up and just ban Donald Trump already.
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On the driver side, an actual two-minute timer will count down, so you have to hurry up for real.
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My "speed work" mostly consisted of trying to hurry up and finish before having to do a hundred other things.
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So I put the gun to his head and told him to hurry up and put everything in a bag.
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You need to hurry up and get all that deep sadness out of your face before the camera goes off.
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Hurry Up, We're Dreaming sounded like someone remembering what it meant to look forward; Junk sounds like someone looking back.
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And if that just put a smile on your face, hurry up and add this to your shopping cart, stat!
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"Do It, Try It" will appear on Junk, the follow up to their 2011 breakthrough album, Hurry Up We're Dreaming.
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He was seeing her a lot and I thought, if he doesn't hurry up, she'd say to hell with it.
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"Hurry up and hang this guy — we'll have the trial next week," said Representative Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Hell, can you think of a more consistent, emotionally rich double album from this decade than Hurry Up, We're Dreaming?
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The pup was spotted in Bryansk, Russia, laying on the car horn and howling for its human to hurry up.
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"Everyone kept telling me the storm is coming and you need to hurry up and get home," Beck told KMOV.
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Instead of running the hurry-up offense, they take three knees to get to overtime to get a loser point.
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The key to both scoring drives was the hurry-up, no-huddle offense that has been coach Gus Malzahn's staple.
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By the fourth quarter, particularly if a team has been playing a hurry-up offense, it can be nearly impossible.
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We really didn't know what we were doing, it was just a 'hurry up and press record' kind of moment.
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"You can't get used to that tempo," he said, referring to the hurry-up speed at which Oklahoma's offense plays.
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Now, the Mexico's leaders have a new priority: urging their American counterparts to hurry up and get on with it.
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Among his most notorious observations was that health costs could be cut if elderly people would just hurry up and die.
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But for those who still wish Nintendo would hurry up and release an app for Pokémon Stadium, PokéNatomy is a delight.
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But hurry up: You have until January 11 (that's tomorrow!) by the earlier of 11:59 Eastern or your local time.
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"So if people were saying, 'Hurry up and lose weight,' I don't know, because I don't listen to it," she continued.
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"We hope the U.S. led coalition doesn't hurry up in this way without taking into consideration the human lives," he added.
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But the Patriots did not use a hurry-up, a small surprise since this tactic generally has been good for them.
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"She was screaming 'come this way, hurry up', and she took many children and ladies towards a safe garden," Ahmed said.
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"Everyone kept telling me the storm is coming and you need to hurry up and get home," Beck told the station.
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Hurry Up, We're Dreaming was bolder and more ambitious than everything around it, and it turned Gonzalez into a minor star.
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Some of his colleagues want Mr Abe to hurry up and call a general election sooner, before his luck runs out.
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He repeatedly urged prosecutors to hurry up with their arguments and admonished them for highlighting multiple examples of Manafort's expensive tastes.
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As CNN's Manu Raju reports, all this stop and go and hurry up and wait is causing some Capitol Hill irritation.
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Granted, startup companies are under the gun to hurry up and build a great product and find relevance in the market.
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"When they found out I was a rapper, they wanted to hurry up and make me take that deal," he said.
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Why it matters: Delays stack up, and if Trump nominees don't hurry up on their disclosures, it could get even worse.
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"He was like 'you need to hurry up and get ready, because I'm going to give you this salon,'" Williams said.
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It's also a hurry-up signal to House GOP leaders, who lawmakers in both parties believe are moving far too slowly.
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And that&aposs why I think he came under so much pressure to hurry up and clean this up and hurry up and start looking strong again because, I repeat, the main thing that was troubling to Republicans, troubling to everybody about that performance in Helsinki, was he looked confused and he looked out of his depth.
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Environmental groups think this is a good start, though they're urging the EPA to hurry up on rules for existing wells, too.
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Donald Trump's new target: Bernie Sanders supporters Clinton on Wednesday told CNN's Anderson Cooper said she isn't pushing Sanders to hurry up.
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Click here to view original GIFAnother May the 4th, another day of wishing scientists would hurry up and invent FTL propulsion already.
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If this sounds like the vacuum cleaner for you, hurry up and grab the Dyson DC33 Multi Floor for $179 at Walmart.
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The song is M833's "Wait," one of the many highlights on the band's mammoth 2011 double LP Hurry Up, We're Dreaming.
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Winter is coming — so hurry up and let this bot tell you everything you need to know before the new season begins.
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But Hurry Up didn't just amplify the best parts of main-stage rock bands; it proved to be the quintessential M22 album.
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Democrats can't stop the hurry-up hearings, but say they'll drag their feet when the nominees are ready for a floor vote.
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After hearing a clamoring for changes all week, the Colts went to a hurry-up offense, and Luck made the alterations work.
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Emanuel warned the archbishop to hurry up and show that he had the heavenly juice or "that Cardinal thing" might not happen.
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So I feel like it's my responsibility — and also joy — to hurry up along the others behind me as fast as possible.
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"The situation is pretty bad here, so if they could hurry up and decide," said a 16-year-old boy from Mauritius.
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So I'm trying to hurry up and get back home, just to make sure that nothing is going to happen to them.
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Otherwise, it will be a case of hurry-up-and-wait for the main event in Washington DC this afternoon and evening.
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"To quickly or hurry up to get a deal, I don't think he cares too much about the union workers," Rawls said.
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They are an attempt to adapt to the spread of internet-era digital technology — and its hurry-up ways — into every industry.
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Many of them also pointed out that the teleprompter was warning them to hurry up (which, by the way, just lengthened the speeches).
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He's repeatedly told prosecutors to hurry up and expressed his frustration when they've told him how much time they needed to question witnesses.
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Someone important has noticed what we're doing, so we need to hurry up and finish before they find a way to criminalize ingenuity.
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" However, Jassy said he hopes that the federal regulators "hurry up", adding that "otherwise, you'll have 50 different laws in 50 different states.
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Some of the more seasoned aides inside the West Wing refer to Trump as "the hurry-up president," full of risk and reward.
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"Junk" — perversely, knowingly titled — expands somewhat on the strengths of "Hurry Up," balancing Italo-disco chill-out atmospheres and calibrated buildups and releases.
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Meanwhile, Ebola drug and vaccine development — though it has made remarkable progress — has been plagued by a frustrating hurry up and wait pattern.
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He has threatened to pull out of the old pact, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), if Congress does not hurry up.
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" However, Jassy said he hopes that the federal regulators "hurry up", adding that "otherwise, you'll have 50 different laws in 50 different states.
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He has challenged private oil companies that entered Mexico in recent years to hurry up and start pumping oil in competition with Pemex.
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That unfortunate administration attitude will take a while to change, or perhaps Covid-19 will by its devastation hurry up the change process.
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JOE KERNEN: U.S. equity futures at this hour – I'm going to hurry up and get back to you because it is very lonely.
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"You could definitely have a tendency to be impatient with it and just try to hurry up and get to October," Kershaw said.
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In the pursuit of more scoring, teams now employ some form of a hurry-up operating system aptly called the no-huddle offense.
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Season 7 of The Walking Dead has been a lot of hurry up and wait: First, we were waiting for Rick to hurry up and grow a pair so he could take the fight back to Negan, while we spent eight depressing episodes watching our heroes being emotionally and physically tortured by a handsome schoolyard bully with a penchant for monologuing.
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Apple wants you to know that if you're still using an iPhone 25, you really, really need to hurry up and update your iOS.
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Its coach was Ralph "Hurry Up" Hoblitzel, a former Spearfish Normal star who devised the W-formation, in which both ends faced the backfield.
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The greatest impediment to creativity is our impatience, the almost inevitable desire to hurry up the process, express something and make a quick splash.
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Still, Wood urged them to hurry up already, warning that if they didn't finish within two weeks, she might let federal prosecutors take over.
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"I've got to hurry up and get this done, or else, come next year I may not be able to afford it," he said.
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"We have to hurry up in this country and solve our own political and regulatory problems to get that 5G spectrum deployed," he said.
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When Kaluuya asks if they can hurry up because he is cold, the officer loses it, pulls a gun, orders him on his knees.
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But Wynne arrived before he was ready to leave and honked her horn and yelled at him to hurry up, the two outlets reported.
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When I bought a house a year ago, people told me I should hurry up and close a deal before interest rates rose again.
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There are also lanterns, cute children, and logs on the fire — it's enough to make us wish the holidays would hurry up and get here.
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Then, to more muted cheers, came a weird formulation about being urged both to hurry up with, and hold off, the referendum by different people.
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Their marching orders are to try to adapt the digital wizardry and hurry-up habits of Silicon Valley to G.E.'s world of industrial manufacturing.
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"Hurry up an' sit, chile," my grandmother said, her command like a hand pressed against my back, shoving me forward onto the plastic-covered sofa.
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Now if only summer would hurry up and get here already — we're crossing our fingers that it won't feel like too long before it arrives.
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" A member of the ATF raid team, Keith Constantino, recalls: "The Branch Davidians knew we were coming, but we were told 'hurry up, we're going.
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At one point I was running around with one of the guys that was killing them trying to tell him to hurry up the job.
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Again, it's unclear who was shooting, but the video clearly shows people running away from the gunfire, with some yelling "hurry up!" as they fled.
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But even if we're suffering on the inside and wishing for spring to hurry up already, our winter wardrobe doesn't have to be as gloomy.
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But Wynne arrived before Borreson was ready to leave, and she honked her horn and yelled at him to hurry up, the Star Tribune reported.
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Again Reid did not order a hurry-up and again did not have his quarterback snap before the two-minute warning to create an extra play.
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The first addition is notifications for riders, which pretty much serve as a nagging friend telling you that you're running late and need to hurry up.
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This sort of "hurry up and wait" element has appeared in other interactive text games before, most most notably 3 Minute Games' space-based story, Lifeline.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Chicken Wings You'll want to hurry up and fill your cart before everyone else discovers this gold mine of savings!
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" The dash cam video includes audio and after Richter asks King to put her feet back in the car, she says, "Can you please hurry up?
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But although Winter still hasn't come to most of Westeros (hurry up, Winter!), it has come to book readers, who can no longer feel so smug.
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And unless we want to put our kids up against some steep graduation odds, U.S. parents have little choice but to hurry up and pay up.
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She wishes Louis Vuitton would hurry up and make a case for the iPad Pro, as she only had the one for the smaller iPad ($1,400).
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Some venture capitalists said they are urging portfolio companies that had been planning a public debut in the next 18 months to hurry up and file.
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Louisville's offense didn't wake up until just before halftime, when it used a hurry-up drive to reach the Wake Forest 2184 with 22014 seconds left.
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They argue that the hurry-up trial date favors the SEC, which has been investigating Tilton for more than five years, in an already lopsided proceeding.
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Scroll down to shop some of our favorite sure to please finds – but hurry up and get your shopping on because it's a limited time offer!
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The daughter of former Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke allegedly yelled at a woman, "Hurry up, Jew" ... and then bashed her son with a purse.
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Patience is a virtue or whatever, but we've already marked our calendars and are mentally willing the next few months to hurry up and happen already.
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Middle managers in Michigan have to learn the words for "hurry up" in English, German, Polish and Italian to keep Henry Ford's assembly line humming along.
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I want to know what the outcome is, but it's not that I want to hurry up and get through it and have it go away.
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As for the game itself, the Chiefs overcame a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter with quarterback Patrick Mahomes and an effective hurry-up offense.
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She stays there while I find the money to pay which puts pressure on me to hurry up (not sure if that was intentional or not).
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I wish Google would hurry up and release a new tablet in the 7-inch form factor so I can upgrade to the latest operating system.
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For the boys, there was the powder-white sand beach and the endless views of the fjords, and no one to tell them to hurry up.
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For eager liberals coming off two years of Republican oversight paralysis, the next few weeks may feel something like a game of hurry up and wait.
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Later, when she asks him to just hurry up and leave her if he's going to do it, he acts baffled, despite rejecting her at every turn.
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We know, we know: By now, it's downright banal to call for the rotting heap of garbage that has been 2016 to hurry up and end already.
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Everyone hoping for Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) to hurry up and get a new love interest needs to have higher standards for our main Grey's Anatomy gal.
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Scout, 27, shared a photo of the foursome posing with the caption, "Just before we took this photo my dad said, "hurry up, I have to fart.
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So if you're eager to see this adorable and smart luggage trolley in action, you'd better hurry up and schedule a trip out of SFO or JFK.
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I begged him to hurry up and move but he wasn't good with big changes, and this big change seemed to have stopped him in his tracks.
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In a phone call the episode before, Walt Jr. had angrily asked his father to hurry up and die, so it's just as well he wasn't home.
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We did a hurry-up-and-wait, sitting with our duffel bags alongside an Army truck at Long Binh, before the short ride back to Bien Hoa.
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But I do know that if there's anything left for me to do, I had best hurry up and do it, because time is not an ally.
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We've spoken to callers who think they have to hurry up, make their decision, and have their procedure because they're afraid that it might not be legal anymore.
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The judge did continue to urge the government to hurry up on Thursday, and a few times expressed frustration with how long prosecutors were taking to question witnesses.
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"The road was open, and the smuggler told us that [the soldiers] are watching us, and we have to hurry up or they will get angry," he said.
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The order says, in effect, that the president wants his appointees to hurry up and see what they can still get done before they have to leave office.
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But Montgomery will work mostly with the four-minute and hurry-up offenses as McCarthy intends to give Williams every opportunity to establish himself as a featured back.
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"I got a beautiful box over there, the best you ever seen, but you better hurry up," he told Mr. Feig, who was soon sizing up the catch.
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It is perplexing how such fundamental changes can be proposed intelligently by USDA with little or no input by any party in a very "hurry up" time frame.
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I'm also looking forward to earning 3x points on dining and travel and gaining access to Priority Pass lounges so I can hurry up and wait in comfort.
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Each president tried to stir up public impatience with his perceived persecution and thus pressure investigators to hurry up, but Mr. Trump makes Nixon look like a pussycat.
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An expected onside kick is a low-percentage play: Had the Eagles gone hurry-up, there might have been time left for a regular kickoff and a defensive stand.
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Clinton is notorious for running late, and Obama experienced that first-hand as he stood in the doorway of the plane repeatedly beckoning the former president to hurry up.
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Thompson played 42 snaps compared to 22 for Jones and eight for Rob Kelley, which is noteworthy because the scoreboard was close, so Washington wasn't necessarily in hurry-up.
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Any relationship that she chooses should be because it makes her life better, but by no means should she be in a rush to hurry up and choose someone.
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For Claire Glassford, it's the time when she ran into a casting director's office after hearing her say, "Hurry up!" and realized she was actually talking to her dogs.
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But Doege, working out of the Falcons' hurry-up attack drove the ball 67 yards and hit Quintin Morris for a 29 yard score 1:13 before the half.
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Let us not compound this difficult defeat with a "hurry up and react" attitude that will lead to rash decisions about the future leadership and direction of the party.
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With the hurry-up passing offense in vogue, that means an average of 26 penalties are being accepted per game, up from 230 in 20163, and 22016 in 22006.
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What if a particular ticket agent had not told Mohamed Atta, one of the hijackers boarding American Airlines Flight 11, to hurry up or he would miss his plane?
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Ellis has repeatedly told the lawyers to "hurry up" or "move along" during questioning, and Mueller's team said Wednesday that they now expect to rest their case next week.
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"I try to ignore it," he said, "turn my back to it, close my ears to it, and pray that I hurry up and get up out of here."
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A leading House Democrat is demanding that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo hurry up and hand over information about the alleged mistreatment of career employees at the State Department.
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BENTO GONÇALVES, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said on Thursday that the South American trade bloc Mercosur needs to hurry up and implement agreements the group has negotiated.
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For a long time, we've accepted the idea that unless they hurry up and marry, single adults will stay sexless and unhappy until they die (and sooner, at that).
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The European Union's (EU) Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has warned Britain must hurry up if it wants to reach a deal over its divorce from the bloc before 2019.
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And after temperatures hit the mid-60s to mid-70s this past weekend, the drastic change will leave millions of Americans wishing spring weather would hurry up and stay.
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Reid did not have the Eagles go hurry-up and did not have them snap just before the two-minute warning — this tactic creates an extra down in the endgame.
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I used to have him sit down so I could run into another room to take a bath or hurry up and fall asleep so I can take a shower.
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Ellis was critical of the government throughout the trial, repeatedly admonishing prosecutors to hurry up and questioning how they were presenting their case — at times in front of the jurors.
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Willie and Loretta have long been known for their duets with other people, but this song is enough to make you wish they'd hurry up and cut an album together.
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"It's going to be very, very hard to replace thousands of in-person, face-to-face conversations with other ad buys or some kind of hurry-up campaign," he said.
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The victim, who emigrated from Taiwan when she was a teenager, struggled at times; on multiple occasions, Persky asked her to hurry up and finish her remarks, The Guardian reports.
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The hurry-up follows a directive from Mr. Bernhardt, the deputy secretary, limiting all environmental impact statements to one year and 150 pages, or 300 pages for "unusually complex" projects.
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"From the beginning, it's been unclear what the goal of this hurry-up-and-wait tactic was or what the country stood to gain," said Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa.
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So you best hurry up if you were planning on adding one of these trendy mixers to your kitchen appliance lineup this year (or to somebody else's for the holidays).
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Her hurry-up response was a reflection, in part, of IBM's eagerness to find new businesses to make up for the erosion of its traditional hardware, software and services offerings.
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His confidence in puffing his brand and products is probably a big reason why he's pushing the Republican Congress to hurry up and get a plan passed that he can promote.
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Basically, earlier this year Sony became the top seller of full-frame cameras, and the other big players finally realized they needed to hurry up and get with the future already.
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"I want to hurry up and get back out here and close out the show like the champ I am," she said on Tuesday's episode of her mindset at the time.
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Ellis has been critical of how the government presented its case to the jury, repeatedly urging prosecutors to hurry up and questioning the amount of evidence they wanted to put on.
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"He's decided to run the two-minute drill," Roggio said, referring to the hurry-up offense used by football teams attempting to score in the last two minutes of a game.
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The actress was honest about how much she felt like her industry had to "hurry up" as she got emotional recounting her own struggles after coming out as gay in 2014.
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"I believed Gavin Arvizo at first, but his body language was like, 'Can we hurry up and get this over with because I want to go eat a sandwich,'" Coccoz said.
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Aviv Regev speaks with the urgent velocity of someone who has seen the world with an extraordinary new acuity, and can't wait for you to hurry up and see it too.
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I think I'd like being single less if I had to hurry up and end it, or risk losing the ability to have something I want because of my own biology.
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It appears that a critical mass of the GOP conference has agreed to support a budget they don't especially like because they're anxious to hurry up and get tax reform done.
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So hurry up and plan a trip, stat — you'll have to wait another four years for another Leap Day, but deals like this only come along once in a blue moon.
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But the one thing that concerns me more than anything is if we start to lose command, we start to lose release point, because we're trying to hurry up the arm.
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He was the ultimate pocket passer who revolutionized the no-huddle, hurry-up offense by crafting mini game plans, surveying defensive alignments and calling out audibles before the ball was snapped.
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He was a big supporter of the recently passed airplane bans, has pushed for banning flavored e-liquids, and urged the FDA to hurry up with finalizing its e-cig regulations.
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"I'd frankly rather see a supportive balanced framework that we put in place [rather than] trying to hurry up and put out some regulations in response to an accident," Nield said.
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The summons came as 5-Star piled pressure on Mattarella to hurry up and endorse Conte to head the planned government that has spooked both the European Union and financial investors.
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"I would ask her, 'What's on your mind today?' and she would tell me what's on her mind, and we'd try and hurry up and write a song about it," remembers Kole.
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With so many stars already vying to get a piece from this collection, if you want to get one of the dresses for yourself, as Reese might say, y'all hurry up now.
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Hurry up and wait is too often the prescription you're getting when you arrive at the doctor's office — and it could be making you feel much worse than before you went there.
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The Cowboys could have adjusted d— whether by putting Cooper in the slot more often or perhaps going hurry-up to take advantage of the Rams' substitution patterns — but they never did.
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"I had to tell the driver multiple times his car was in a pond and was sinking so he needed to hurry up and get out," the officer said in the report.
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So, Cardinal Dolan, my friend, Tim, I need you to hurry up and become the Pope so that I can invite you to Congress and I can get the hell outta there.
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A few days ago, a woman told them to hurry up with the traffic news because, she had a hot date to perform oral sex — and the clip is now played regularly.
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"We had to hurry up and leave the restaurant because everyone in the restaurant thought my husband was being mean to me," continues Nash, 46, who married electrical engineer Jay Tucker in 2011.
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Or employ a hurry-up offense to cook Mark Bittman's recipe for spaghetti and drop meatballs in just about 30 minutes, leaving plenty of time after dinner to catch up on your reading.
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Other recipes we're excited about today include David Tanis's recipe for chicken tacos with chipotle, which you can hurry up by buying a roast chicken at the store instead of preparing your own.
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Scorsese was consistently behind schedule, and on the day they filmed the scene in which De Niro's Travis Bickle talks to himself in the mirror, producers were urging the director to hurry up.
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Andrew T. Miltenberg, a lawyer for alleged victim Matthew Haberkorn, told PEOPLE that Cooke allegedly said words to the effect of "Hurry up, Jew" to Haberkorn's mother while he was using the restroom.
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Andrew T. Miltenberg, a lawyer for alleged victim Matthew Haberkorn, tells PEOPLE that Cooke allegedly said words to the effect of "Hurry up, Jew" to Haberkorn's mother while he was using the restroom.
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This third type of sex-thought is most common when you've already gotten off and are just out here waiting for the other person to hurry up so you can eat some nachos.
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LONDON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Britain asked China on Saturday to hurry up in tackling overcapacity in its steel industry, hoping to stem the flood of cheap imports into Europe which India's Tata Steel (TISC.
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I showed Jantz a bunch of Drake photos to try and jog his memory, to which he responded, "Yeah, looks good," and various other polite but firm cues for me to hurry up.
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And as Of Mice and Men lead singer Austin Carlile pointed out in a viral Twitter thread, telling someone to "hurry up and get better" can dismiss the reality of what they're going through.
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According to the listing for the course, you just need to put in 20 minutes of practice a day to make rapid progress, so hurry up and get Piano For All for just $9.99.
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"Because you and A-Rod just celebrated your two-year anniversary … This is a clock, and it's basically to remind him that time is ticking and he should hurry up and propose," DeGeneres said.
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It's Gonzalez's first major release since recording the soundtrack for the Tom Cruise sci-fi movie Oblivion in 2013, and it's the first M83 album since 2011's double LP Hurry Up, We're Dreaming.
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Charged via micro-USB, the device offers a robust two weeks of battery life, although for a passive, background device, at least a month of charge would be better (hurry up, better battery technology).
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"And I really think that the U.S. needs to hurry up," she added, "otherwise, I think what China is doing is leading the way to drive more dominance for the renminbi for the world."
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"Chinese exports are now contained, domestic demand has long been weighed by soaring home prices, and the yuan will depreciate, so everyone, hurry up and convert to U.S. dollars," one social media user quipped.
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"Titles like M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming have both suffered stock outages because repressing can sometimes take upwards up to 6 months," Mute's head of marketing and vinyl production, Nicole Blonder, says over email.
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"They should hurry up and sit down with Israel, because where Israel says it is determined to be, it will be, and it won't give up, and history is working in our favor," he said.
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For both the Senate majority leader, whose majority is endangered, and a president facing reelection in nearly 10 months, the overwhelming concern is kicking off the proceeding so they can hurry up and acquit Trump.
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It is a style of football that does not, however, unnerve the youngest players in the N.F.L. Many of them have been playing in no-huddle or hurry-up offenses since they were young teenagers.
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The Flight Deal tells us the fare will likely not last longer than two days — which is usually the case with these great deals — so you should hurry up and book if this strikes your fancy.
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For example, it takes ages to get through Lubumbashi airport (in the Democratic Republic of Congo) because truculent security officials slow things down in the hope that passengers will give them "un cadeau" to hurry up.
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This truly is a flash sale, though, meaning deals will be gone before you know it — fares expire at the end of the day Monday, September 16, so hurry up and book quickly if you're interested.
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"Real shit, my first thought [when I heard the song] was, 'fuck how it sound, hurry up and mix it so we can put the mixtape out before 12 AM and it's May 6," Ty laughs.
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Measuring 118 inches high by 25 inches wide, "Hurry Up It's Time" (1960) is an elongated vertical format in which Hedrick has depicted a gold clock mounted on a gold pedestal topped by a Maltese Cross.
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This versatile 14-cup food processor from Cuisinart is only $89.99 as a part of a Prime Day lightning deal — that's almost $503 off, so hurry up if you want one (it's already over 90% claimed).
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Oh, and all the parts are dishwasher safe (bonus points!) Chop your produce into oblivion with Cuisinart's 14-cup food processor — hurry up and grab it during the Prime Day lighting deal and save almost $110.
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China said on Monday it wants to work with the rest of the world to find an appropriate resolution to overcapacity in the steel sector, after Britain asked Beijing to hurry up and tackle the problem.
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Angelo Borreson, a 56-year-old man, is accused of fatally shooting Angela Wynne, 51, after she honked her horn to hurry up outside his house in Minnesota, the Minnesota Star Tribune and Associated Press reported.
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Many same-sex couples worry that their marriages could be invalidated in Trump's America, or that if things are getting serious they better hurry up and make it official before their right to tie the knot disappears.
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With the Apollo 11 landing's 50th anniversary at hand, US lawmakers and the Trump administration are newly enthused with moon landings, directing the space agency to hurry up and get us there in the next five years.
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A few months ago my 7-year-old niece told her parents (my sister and her husband) that they were putting "too much pressure on her" because they asked her to hurry up getting ready for bed.
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I'm sure sooner or later my label and team will be like, 'Hurry up!' but so far, no pressure so I'm just trying to get as many songs as I can and narrow it down from there.
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In the parking lot, two men saw her retrieve her clubs from the trunk and harrumphed that they had better hurry up and get to the first tee lest they get stuck playing behind a dithering woman.
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I'm going to give you ketamine, which is a powerful tranquilizer that disassociates..." And him looking up from the pavement and croaking: "I know what ketamine is, you cunt... will you hurry up and give me some?
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Those views are translating into action on Capitol Hill, where Speaker Nancy Pelosi is under increasing pressure from her rank-and-file to hurry up her time frame for what many see as an inevitable impeachment inquiry.
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Opinion There are so many things in daily life that cause me never-ending unease: waiting in the kind of loosely defined wraparound line at the D.M.V. that makes losing your place inevitable; self-service situations whose unmarked rules the savage among us approach "Lord of the Flies"-style, leaving, say, the Starbucks condiment bar in complete disarray in their wake; holding my breath while hoping for the woman two stalls down to hurry up and leave as she hopes for me to hurry up and do the exact same thing.
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When her owner ran inside to pick up some fast food, Diamond, her name is Diamond, decided to make a little scene, barking and honking for her owner to hurry up, and she didn't just do it once.
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Hurry up and check your Instagram feed: Jen Coleman and Laura Wiertzema, the twosome behind Target Does It Again — the Instagram account that scouts out the best the store has to offer — alerted us of something pretty major.
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I was in the bed and I woke up because I heard the bus outside and I almost yelled 'Hurry up your going to miss the bus,' but then I realized they won't be getting any more busses.
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Although the arriving officers stood up for Hayes, it speaks volumes that the white woman felt empowered to continue demanding that he "just hurry up and finish" and that she expected the police to be on her side.
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If you're looking for a way to expand your library without paying the usual $60 per game, Microsoft just gave you the perfect opportunity to do so — but hurry up, because this deal isn't going to last forever.
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Among his recent forays into presenting ballet in sneakers — each in a quite different rhythmic idiom — I'm especially haunted by the duets in "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming," which had its world premiere at San Francisco Ballet in April.
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" Robert S. Mueller III — the special counsel investigating possible obstruction of justice by Mr. Trump when he fired the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey — was associated with these terms: "serious"; "hurry up"; and "hate to have his job.
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U.S. President Donald Trump urged fellow Republicans on Friday to begin work on tax reform legislation immediately, exhorting them to hurry up after two days in which he stunned members of his party with overtures to opposition Democrats.
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"Hands began to wander, and suddenly I'm pulling him in the ladies' room and bending over a toilet listening to other women do drugs, pee, and bang on the door, asking us to hurry up," she told me.
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If you have any interest in watching a film about a hitman who postpones his retirement for one last job that could help save his sick grandmother for free, hurry up and click before someone at the company notices.
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But considering everything the members of this family touch turns to sold, you're probably going to want to hurry up and decide which of these on-trend pairs of sunnies to add your collection ASAP before they're all gone.
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"I hope that the security commanders hurry up with the security screening of my relatives, so that we can move to other areas that have services and we don't stay here crowded with little food and medicine," he said.
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Adult Swim dropped a dope new Rick and Morty clip on Wednesday, and the show's most vocal following did what they always do: angrily berated the creators of the thing they love to hurry up and release new episodes.
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One thing to know: Peyton Manning won two Super Bowls — one with the Colts, and one with the Broncos — during his 18 seasons in the NFL, and is remembered as one of the masters of the hurry-up offense.
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Then it was time for the library and swim lessons and to put the shoes on, take the shoes off, put the shoes on again — oops, we left Lammy at the library — and hurry up and find a snack.
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Op-Ed Contributor I'm rooting for Amazon and companies like Peapod and FreshDirect to hurry up and complete their revolution of the grocery delivery business so that it can be almost as good as it was 60 years ago.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's top Shi'ite Muslim cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani on Friday called on politicians to hurry up in reforming electoral laws and said the changes would be the only way to resolve weeks of deadly unrest.
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Addressing the specific problem of fake news and polarized audiences, she pointed the finger at Facebook and to a lesser extent Twitter, sympathizing with the complexity of the issues, but that they needed to "hurry up" and fix them.
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Priebus has figured prominently in other accounts of the White House leaning on House GOP leaders to hurry up and vote, even though there's no indication that any of the recent changes have actually picked up any votes for the bill.
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On Tuesday, the first official day of trial, US District Judge T.S. Ellis III pushed to accomplish as much as possible, urging the lawyers to hurry up with the task before them, whether it was picking jurors or questioning a witness.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Airlines need Britain to hurry up with plans for aviation following its vote to leave the European Union, because the deadline for preparing flight schedules in a post-Brexit Europe is fast approaching, a Ryanair executive said on Friday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump urged fellow Republicans on Friday to begin work on tax reform legislation immediately, exhorting them to hurry up after two days in which he stunned members of his party with overtures to opposition Democrats.
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If work-life balance is of any concern to you, the fact that your home speaker system might one day tell you to hurry up and get to the office because you're late and you're chronically late should be alarming.
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But the big Jacksonville lead, which at one point was 23-6, evaporated in the fourth quarter thanks to a hurry-up offense by Indianapolis that seemed to wear out the Jaguars defense, and a few gigantic pass interference calls.
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For now, though, it's a case of hurry up and wait, with a skeleton website for DirecTV Now offering the ability to sign up for an email newsletter—or "the deets," as the not out-of-touch-at-all behemoth puts it.
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According to Condé Nast Traveler, there's a slightly complex, but extremely worthwhile hack on Norwegian Air's website right now, which will yield fares as low as $436 for roundtrip flights between New York and Paris — if you hurry up and book ASAP.
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There, the researchers directed them to warm up with a few jumping jacks, squats and lunges and then hurry up 60 steps — three flights of stairs — as quickly as they could, one step at a time, while using the guardrail for safety.
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times PARIS — At 215:262 on a nippy late-November morning, the avant-garde director Ariane Mnouchkine stood in the doorway of her theater, urging the stragglers in her troupe to hurry up and come in.
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" Sensing the possibility of a change in legal rights, Maria Berenice Dias, the Brazilian Bar Association's head of sexual diversity, encouraged same-sex couples "who want to get married to hurry up and formalize their union before the end of the year.
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In the 1980s, Sam Wyche, the coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, introduced the system to the N.F.L. In the early 1990s, Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly ran a hurry-up offense called the K-Gun that led to four consecutive Super Bowl appearances.
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Those are the parts I like, and I commend Samsung for putting together a laptop that addresses its customers' needs today rather that pretending we all need to hurry up and move into the future with it, as Apple's latest MacBook Pro refresh has done.
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The sensitivity of the topic was underscored by the outcry that greeted remarks by Finance Minister Taro Aso in 2013 when he said the ailing elderly should be allowed to "hurry up and die" and linked the issue to the high cost of medical care.
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A lot of the stuff we like doing is outdoorsy stuff and travel, so I had a lot of motivation to hurry up and get to early retirement while I was still physically able to do all of the stuff that I wanted to do.
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"Hurry up, come get it," JAY-Z was heard telling photographers from inside the elevator to snap pictures of he and his wife, who posed in a Versace dress and Krewe sunglasses while smiling for the cameras, as seen in a video shared by TMZ.
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My art gig at the Onion News Network had a hurry-up-and-wait rhythm to it: rush to construct and dress a set, then loiter around the craft table until a PA needed me to make a prop or repair a broken flat.
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"There are over 70 people, please hurry up work on this case so that these brothers can be released on bail," Hun Sen said in a speech at a new cement factory in the southern province of Kampot, in comments directed at judicial authorities.
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"Italy's Minister of Health, has approved and promoted a campaign that treats all women as little more than walking incubators, people who should hurry up and have children for the sake of the country," wrote Italian journalist and radio host Giulia Blasi, on her blog.
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After an hour of waiting in line (the logistics behind the hillclimb are essential to keeping things on schedule, thus the hurry-up-and-wait atmosphere), showing off for the crowd, the actual blitz up the hill was over in less than a minute.
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In the process of turning a vanity campaign into an valid campaign, he had to hurry up and ramp up, and he had to take on some of the only people willing to ally themselves with such a ridiculous, tarnished, vile, scandalous, unscrupulous person.
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"The change is accelerating with tech and data and analytics in the asset management space, and companies need to really hurry up and get their house in order before they start being disrupted," Boston Consulting Group partner and managing director Lubasha Heredia tells Axios.
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Trump's reported push for the State Department to hurry up its release of the records follows efforts by congressional Republicans to investigate the 2010 uranium deal, which was approved by a nine-agency review board that included the State Department when Clinton was secretary.
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Photo: Alex Cranz/GizmodoSafari is getting an update that will prevent those annoying ads that follow you from one website to the next as you browse the internet, encouraging you to hurry up and buy that one item you looked at on Amazon two weeks ago.
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These are not easy bridges to cross, and that's not to mention the question of tax reform, where President Trump is reportedly urging Congress to hurry up with a plan that cuts corporate rates to 15 percent and to prioritize these cuts over trying not to raise the deficit.
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I think that it also obliterates the myth that successful thirtysomethings are actually less fucked up versions of the people they were in their 20s — which helps to relieve some of the pressure in my own life to hurry up and become a full-fledged, high-functioning adult.
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BEIJING, April 11 (Reuters) - China wants to work with the rest of the world to find an appropriate resolution to overcapacity in the steel sector, its foreign ministry said on Monday, after Britain asked the world's top producer of the alloy to hurry up and tackle the problem.
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In more than two dozen interviews in districts like these in three states over the past week, some voters said they wished their representative in Congress would hurry up and endorse an impeachment inquiry in order to send an unmistakable signal that Mr. Trump's actions were illegal and unacceptable.
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"The men placed their camera equipment in front of the hotel room door and were yelling at her as she was locked in a hotel room demanding that she hurry up and sign the contract," the woman's attorney, Loren Washburn, said according to NBC 7 in San Diego.
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There would be no rough brushing, no angry whir of a blow dryer, no annoying beeps of the Beachwaver, no high-pitched YouTube tutorial blaring in the background, no one banging on your door telling you to hurry up because we really should have left for the party 10 minutes ago.
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Friday also marks the release of M83's new album Junk, a follow-up to 2011's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming; Melissa McCarthy's new film The Boss; and the Amazon Instant Video premiere of the second season of Catastrophe, the half-hour British comedy about a one-night-stand-turned-relationship.
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"If energy companies are serious about caring for our common home, they need to take the pope's advice and hurry up with shifting their priorities – and therefore their money – from fossil fuels to renewables," Neil Thorns, director of advocacy at Catholic aid agency CAFOD in London, said in a statement.
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The committee also heard specific calls for European regulators to hurry up and enforce existing data protection law — specifically the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — as a possible short-cut route to shrinking the harms legislators appeared to agree are linked to platforms' data-reliant tracking for individual microtargeting.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For people who are relocating and cannot visit a property in person, technology has made the hurry-up buying process so comfortable that 21 percent of homebuyers say they have made an offer on a house without seeing it first, according to a new survey from real-estate brokerage Redfin.
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One of my favorite things to do when I'm stoned is walk around Manhattan, listen to M83—specifically, "Graveyard Girl" or "Don't Save Us From the Flames" or "Kim and Jessie" or anything off of Hurry Up, We're Dreaming—and look at the gigantic buildings around me with an overwhelming sense of awe.
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You see wage rounds that we haven't seen for years, and as those wages, you know, make their way in to, you know, pricing power of corporates, you will see higher prices, and that will mean that the central banks, at some point, you know, might have to start to hurry up.
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While the Republicans made a show of giving Dr. Blasey "all the time she needs" during the hearing itself, the entire process has involved a pitched a battle over time, in which the Republicans' determination to rush the Kavanaugh decision and their outrage over delays echoes and repeats the hurry-up temporality of sexual assault.
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TOKYO, June 11 (Reuters) - Beer vendors are a common sight at Japanese baseball games as they hurry up and down the terraces with sloshing containers strapped to their backs, and rugby fans will also be able to enjoy a taste of the country's unique sports viewing culture in September when the 'uriko' are unleashed at the World Cup.
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Meeting in Berlin, European leaders told Britain to hurry up and begin the formal process of exiting the union, while Prime Minister David Cameron said that process could wait until his replacement was chosen in October and leaders of the "Leave" campaign suggested it could come even later, after a new round of talks with Brussels.
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It's the kind of fun weirdness Adult Swim's audience expects to see between episodes of The Venture Brothers and The Eric Andre Show at 3 AM. It's wonderful, but most of the hardcore fans commenting on Twitter are just issuing blustery demands for creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland to hurry up and pump out new interdimensional adventures for the Sanchez-Smith clan.
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Hurry up and list it next week (CNBC)* Optimism about economy dips but Americans still feel it is in good shape under Trump (CNBC survey) On the earnings front, homebuilder Lennar (LEN) and payroll processor Paychex (PAYX) are out with quarterly earnings this morning, while retailer Five Below (FIVE) and apparel makers Lululemon (LULU) and PVH (PVH) will be out with their numbers after today's closing bell.
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He came home around Thanksgiving, so we couldn't really have a full family dinner because he had to hurry up and get home," she told VICE Impact "Eventually he had to leave from where he was living because of conditions of probation and now, he's living in a hotel because he just bought a house, but it's in Delaware and he can't live in another state.
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And the problem that we're seeing reflected through us as a voice is that some of these individuals that were apprehended with criminal records, they're not, they're checking their records, they see that they have criminal records, but they're setting them aside because at this point they are saying immigration is so tied up with trying to get the people who are on the waiting list to hurry up and get them their immigration status corrected.
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And the problem that we're seeing reflected through us as a voice is that some of these individuals that we've apprehended with criminal records, they're not, they're checking their records, they see that they have criminal records, but they're setting them aside because at this point they are saying immigration is so tied up with trying to get the people who are on the waiting list to hurry up and get them their immigration status corrected.
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The foreman would more often than not get mad at him, and cuss, and then tell him to go on, but hurry up, goddamnit, and Tiny would rush to the time clock, punch out, rush home, load his wife up, rush to the doctor's office, see the doctor, then rush back home and unload her, and rush back to the factory, where the foreman would be so mad he wouldn't speak to him for the rest of the day.
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