in no hurry造句

I'm in no hurry.

Holmes was in no hurry.

I'm in no hurry, either.

I am in no hurry for it.

He was in no hurry about implementing his unshakable principle.

They are in no hurry to do it.

"Take your time," Ted told him. "I'm in no hurry."

I am in no hurry for him to arrive.

She was in no hurry, relishing each blossom as a rare and delicate treasure.

I love it here so I'm in no hurry to go anywhere.

I'm not afraid of death, but I'm in no hurry to die.

We were in no hurry to get back to work after the holiday.

He used a thin and long bamboo stalking to walk, go in no hurry not impatient, a plate with eyes.

Today, I was talking to my deskmate in class. I just heard a roar and saw the teacher coming to me in no hurry. Well, he was doomed.

They are in no hurry to get up in the cool morning air and they know it will warm up later.

With Cathay's business class not due for a revamp until 2001, Cutler says his firm is in no hurry to jump in.

Israel seems in no hurry to prevent that; nor does Mr Abbas, nor their local Allies, the leaders of Egypt and Jordan.

Mourinho also reiterated the fact that he is content with life at Chelsea and is in no hurry to leave the club.

There were no surprises as Mr Bernanke affirmed that the Fed was in no hurry to raise interest rates; its $600 billion quantitative-easing programme will end in June. See article

And although the biggest group, Tata, will move beyond its family when its heirless fifth-generation patriarch retires in 2012, it is in no hurry to break itself up.

Udinese are in no hurry to negotiate the sale of exciting attacker Alexis Sanchez, despite the player being continually linked with a summer move away from the club, says president Giampaolo Pozzo.

We started trying for a baby. Or rather I started trying: my wife, who'd just had a promotion at work, was in no hurry, but we thought that getting pregnant might take a while.

Mr King's remarks, however, implied that he at least is in no hurry to make an early move: he highlighted the squeeze on living standards from an inflation rate running well ahead of earnings growth.

General Meade lost so many men that he was in no hurry to chase General Lee. He believed it might be best to let Lee escape than to take a chance on losing what remained of the Army of the Potomac.