Harried

The harried employee scrambled to finish the report before the meeting.

The harried mother rushed to prepare breakfast for her children before school.

The constant barking of the dog next door harried him while he tried to work.

The harried chef burned the toast while juggling multiple orders.

The harried commuter didn't have time to tie his shoelaces properly.

The enemy soldiers harried the fortress for days.

The harried waitress spilled coffee on the table while serving customers.

The event planner harried the vendors to arrive on time.

The salesperson harried the customer to make a quick decision.

The harried journalist had to meet multiple deadlines in one day.

The harried musician was practicing for hours before the big concert.

The harried construction worker had to carry heavy equipment and materials up and down several flights of stairs.

The harried volunteer had to organize a charity event with little help.

The harried customer service representative dealt with a constant stream of complaints.

The harried driver got stuck in rush hour traffic on her way to work.

The harried teacher struggled to manage the disruptive students.

The harried executive arrived at the meeting with wrinkled clothes and disheveled hair.

The harried artist's studio was a mess, with paint splatters and canvases strewn about.

The harried student ran to catch the bus, forgetting to tie his shoelaces.

The harried chef burned the toast while trying to prepare multiple dishes at once.

The harried waitress spilled coffee on the table as she rushed to serve the customers.

The harried delivery driver was constantly on the move, causing his uniform to become rumpled and dirty.

The harried nurse's scrubs were wrinkled from the long shift.

The harried receptionist had a messy bun and smudged makeup from rushing to work.

The protesters harried the politician, shouting and waving signs in his face.

The enemy soldiers harried the town, burning buildings and attacking civilians.

The Vikings harried the English coast for years.

The bandits harried the travelers as they made their way through the mountains.

The pirates harried the merchant ships, taking their cargo and leaving them stranded.

The boss harried her employees to meet the deadline.

The creditor harried the debtor to repay the loan.

The interviewer harried the candidate with tough questions.

The coach harried his team to perform better in the next game.

The landlord harried the tenant to pay the rent on time.

The harried teacher had to deal with rowdy students and administrative demands.

The harried bride-to-be planned her wedding while working a full-time job.

The harried volunteer struggled to manage the crowd at the charity event.

The harried mother of three was late for her doctor's appointment.

The harried waiter struggled to keep up with the orders during the busy lunch rush.

The harried coach tried to motivate her team before the big game.

The harried employee worked late into the night to finish her project.

The deadline for the project harried the entire team.

The salesperson's pushy tactics harried the customer into making a purchase.

The harried employee rushed to finish the report before the deadline.

The harried volunteer tried to coordinate multiple tasks at the charity event.

The harried tourist hurriedly packed his bags before his flight back home.

The harried driver tried to navigate through heavy traffic during rush hour.

The harried traveler rushed through the airport to catch his flight.

The harried delivery driver raced to drop off packages before the end of the day.

The harried musician had to rehearse for multiple performances and travel to different cities in a short amount of time.