The phrase "bash off" is not a commonly used expression in written English.
It is possible that you may have heard it used in spoken language, but it is not considered standard or correct grammar. If you are trying to express the idea of doing something quickly or without much thought, a more appropriate phrase would be "rush through" or "hurriedly complete." Example: "I had to rush through my presentation this morning because I didn't have much time to prepare." In some informal contexts, "bash out" may be used to mean to write or type something quickly. Example: "I need to bash out this report before the deadline tomorrow."
Updated at 8.27pm GMT 8.26pm GMT 39 min: Nani slides a nice ball through to Postiga, whose first touch is good but Antonsson scurries back to poke the ball behind for a corner before the striker could bash off a shot.
But to find out the real reasons why we may choose to bash off with our non-dominant hands I spoke to counsellor, psychosexual and sex addiction therapist Michael Stock, a member of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity (ATSAC).
But to find out the real reasons why we may choose to bash off with our non-dominant hands I spoke to counselor, psychosexual, and sex addiction therapist Michael Stock, a member of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity (ATSAC).
A 2011 summer bash off Hollywood Boulevard included Larry Elder, a syndicated radio host; Bill Whittle, a commentator and screenwriter; Stephen Kruiser, a comedian; Lloyd Lee Barnett, a visual effects artist for Avatar; Nick Searcy, an actor; and William Sachs, a director.
Forthcoming projects include "Bash," the Off Broadway drama about the nature of evil by the playwright and screenwriter Neil LaBute, on Aug. 28, and "Queer as Folk," a 12-part adaptation of a British series about gay life, scheduled for early 2001.
The Clinton birthday bash got off to an unofficial start on Thursday night, as about 1,000 people gathered under a tent at Tavern on the Green in Manhattan to celebrate Mrs. Clinton's 59th birthday (which actually fell on the same day as the party).
They've created a smart bike lock system that's embedded with sensors to detect attempts to hack or bash it off, and even changes in temperature that might indicate freezing it or trying to get in with a blowtorch.
Apparently, the test for Chris Matthews -- picking up where Dana Bash left off in the Democratic debate -- is whether or not one is able to point to a specific decision by HRC that was influenced by her speaking fees.
So, with the easy avenue for Euro-bashing closed off, he has sought to give the same people things they would like in many other fields.
Full, straight and bashing into off and middle as van der Merwe made room to smear the ball over the off side.
In 1974, at the age of 39, he reached the final of both the US Open and Wimbledon, where a young, ferocious Jimmy Connors bashed him off the court.
