Hastens in a sentence

Mimi hastens “Out Tonight” (a fun, irresistible number) for her gig as a dancer at the Cat Scratch Club.

It’s a choice that both hastens the disintegration of her subjects, however imperceptibly, and heartbreakingly underscores their vulnerability.

At a time when ignoring the planet and its species hastens the end of life as we know it, Graves’s work poses options, some involving magical thinking.

Heavy fuel oil, or HFO, is considered a major spill risk and a source of black carbon, which hastens the melting of sea ice.

When Chinese and Indian soldiers clash with brutal hand-to-hand fighting on a disputed frontier, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo hastens to take the Indians’ side.

Puts his faith in the spotlight then shits on the poor and needy, hastens the exploitation and destruction of nature, and rejects all so-called Christian principles in government.

Despite being an advocate for prisoners, Zinger hastens to point out he’s also a “big promoter” of victims’ rights.

Having other first-round picks signed typically hastens an agreement — the two sides use players drafted nearest their player for a template.

When Calcium Carbide is used for the fruit and it comes in contact with moisture in the atmosphere, it produces a gas called Acetylene, which hastens the ripening process.

He hastens home to foil a plot against his father.

He hastens to summon his beloved, saying that he is ravished by even a single glance.

Others worry that travel to many of these threatened locations increases an individual’s carbon footprint and only hastens problems threatened locations are already facing.

She stirs up even the shiftless to toil; for a man grows eager to work when he considers his neighbour, a rich man who hastens to plough and plant and put his house in good order; and neighbour vies with his neighbour as he hurries after wealth.