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∙ 14y agoBy Ditch I assume you mean discard or Jettison. obviously lead ballast which can get in the way!
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∙ 14y agoAnonymous
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well, hurry up or hurry up then or then hurry up the first is literally
they die
me!
Yes, if you hurry you will be the first buyer. GO!
The future tense of "hurry" is "will hurry" or "going to hurry".
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Me personally, I always tell them my present customer is also in a hurry, but he was here first.
It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.It is now believed that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. The first time she left because she received the status of "ally" of Rome, which is why she came in the first place. The second time, she left in a hurry because Caesar, who was the enforcer of her rule, had been killed, and she had to hurry back to secure her kingdom.
hurry up will ya
We make mistakes when we are in a hurry.
The word hurry is both a noun and a verb (hurry, hurries, hurrying, hurried). Example uses: Noun: She left in a hurry. Verb: You must hurry to catch that flight.
I had to hurry to catch the bus before it left the stop.