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hurry along

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hurry someone or something along
to make someone or something go faster. Go hurry your mother along. We're almost late. Why don't you hurry the meeting along?
See also: along, hurry
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HOMEBUYERS who think they have left it too late to move into their dream home for Christmas should hurry along to David Wilson East Midlands' Oaklands development in Rugby, where the housebuilder is ready to play Santa Claus.
Move into a dream home for Christmas by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Jack asks Greg to hurry along the building work on Annie's as is keen to sell.
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So you hurry along, targeting the chair nearest the door before somebody else gets the same idea.
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