Sentence examples for a dashing ladies from inspiring English sources
It was an image that photographers and advertisers found easily adaptable to a number of stereotypes of the day: the dashing ladies' man, the dapper dandy, the devoted dad, the suburban husband, the businessman commuter, the country club sophisticate and the one Mr. Horne, an avid fisherman, preferred: the rugged outdoorsman.
He amplified his wages, which were forty dollars a week, by selling jewelry to other employees in the arsenal; he did well enough to buy a car, and he was considered a dashing figure by the young ladies in the factory.
Emilio Pucci was invariably described by a lap dog press as a Florentine of ancient lineage, an ace skier, a dashing prototype for jet set lady-killers.
The commercials, complete with title cards, followed the adventures of a villain, a lady and a dashing hero – the last played by Bob himself.
A lifted flap reveals a far more scandalous scene; instead of a chaperone, the lady is accompanied by a dashing gentleman who appears to be feeling her up. .
A dashing reformer appears.
Muntagirov is a dashing cavalier.
Kahane also has a dashing word horde.
Arguably, he cut a dashing figure. .
Ray Fearon's Macduff is bold and vigorous, John Shrapnel's Duncan is a notably martial monarch and Rosalie Craig cuts quite a dash as Lady Macduff.
