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hurry up

[hur-ee-uhp, huhr-] / ˈhɜr iˌʌp, ˈhʌr- /








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For example, John Nowak, founder of Alo Financial Planning in suburban Chicago, has a client who is poised for $48,000 in tax savings this year with a hurry-up approach.

From MarketWatch

A few snippets of the album had been used on “Smiley Smile,” a hurry-up recording in 1967 the Beach Boys recorded to meet contractual demands, and “Surf’s Up,” a 1971 album built around a song of the same name that Wilson wrote for “Smile.”

From Los Angeles Times

Shifting to a hurry-up offense, Williams connected with Jacob De Jesus for a nine-yard touchdown pass.

From Los Angeles Times

Harris has enjoyed great good fortune in her hurry-up run for president.

From Los Angeles Times

Seattle used its hurry-up offense to move into position for a 53-yard field goal attempt by Myers on the last play of the first half.

From Seattle Times