The phrase "ass by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a slang term to mean "pass by" or "ignore." Example: "I tried to get her attention, but she just assed me by like I wasn't even there."
He's trying to save his ass by destroying everything.
"We meet our two friends at Barnes & Noble," said Ms. Appel, who had just returned from a lecture on "The Golden Ass" by the Roman writer Apuleius.
The other great surviving fiction of Classical times is the Metamorphoses (known as The Golden Ass) by Apuleius (2nd century ad).
As one guitarist snarls, leaving, "I never got paid for all the years I got fucked in the ass by you.
Will voters remember a mediocre speech or the fact that he followed through on his promise to "kick ass" by extracting not only a series of grovelling apologies but also a cool $20 billion from BP?
I thought that was a dude with a big ass!' " By then, Hunt Lieberson had broken up with the jazz guitarist, and she met a French-horn player in the Vancouver Symphony.
Asses!" By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
The enhanced cellular activity in the collagen-chitosan treated wound tissue was also assed by increased levels of Platelet derived growth factor (PDGF) and Nerve growth factor (NGF) associated with elevated levels of antioxidants and decreased level of lipid peroxidation.
I understand why we have standardized testing -- we have to prepare students for the new workplace; too many schools have failed to educate kids for too long, as accountability was not aligned with opportunity; and, in retrospect, the education profession failed to stand up for itself a decade ago, and so got handed a can of whup-ass by a new and ideologically driven administration.
Annalise gets cornered by Middleton's administration, who want her to save their asses by defending the star quarterback accused of Lila Stangard's murder.
Bone and cartilage degradation can be assed by biochemical markers.
