Flying
Rushed
Rushed adjective - Acting or done with excessive or careless speed.
Usage example: a rushed job with a number of errors
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Both words in one sentence
- However, despite numerous warnings from David Levinson, the prototype is rushed to a test flight in front of the general public, and Steven Hiller is killed flying it.
Source: Flawed Prototype -
One Monty Python's Flying Circus sketch ("The Cannibal Undertaker") was so offensive, the audience rushed the stage in protest.
Source: Audience Participation -
The whole bit about airplanes and flying that the game makes a big deal about early on in the story is almost completely abandoned once you actually get a plane, the second disc is very rushed, and one of the main villains is Put on a Bus, never to be seen again.
Source: Obvious Beta
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