Examples of 'hastie' in a sentence
Meaning of "hastie"
hastie (noun): A surname of Scottish origin. It refers to someone who is quick or hasty in their actions or decisions
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- A surname.
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Hastie is a public opponent of same sex marriage.
Never let it be said that Robert Hastie does not know how to make an introduction.
Hastie may have saved his seat.
The present artistic director is Rob Hastie.
You must recall the hastIe regarding our deterrent lacking credibility.
List of military special forces units Andrew Hastie.
Hastie refused to let Hanjour come back.
Are you stir trying to Hastie money for university?
Here Hastie acquired practical skills in metalworking and bridge engineering.
Have come out only Hastie is a friend of mine . '.
Hastie and Marshall used an innovative strategy to brief and argue the case.
What do you think Hastie meant?
Hastie was re-elected to his own seat unopposed.
Other viruses have bonds that hold the subunits together, " like a staple, " Hastie said.
Hastie was born at sea, and became a brewers agent in London.
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Can tell him that, " said Hastie.
Nicholas Hastie is a travel and health writer located in Brisbane, Australia.
The organisation was originally set up in 1999 by Swansea-based artists David Hastie and Tim Davies.
William Henry Hastie becomes the first African-American appointed to a federal judgeship.
Hastie was a good fellow, but he was rough, strong-fibred, with no imagination or sympathy.
William Henry Hastie is the first African-American appointed to become a federal judge.
From 1810 Hastie was involved in most urban construction projects in Russia.
