Sentence examples for a dash for deeper from inspiring English sources

The merganser and remaining chicks made a dash for deeper water.

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After a few deep breathes and a count to three, we shoved open the door and made a dash for a different van.

So I make a dash for it.

He made a dash for the door.

A light peck and a dash for the door.

Austerity was abandoned in a dash for growth.

By 1995 the number of deep mines had sunk to just 16, employing barely 1,300 miners with the government happy to embark on a "dash for gas" using the newfound hydrocarbon wealth of the North Sea.