Sentence examples for be a second dash from inspiring English sources

There should not be a second dash here.

In Dash & Lily's Book of Dares, the Strand is a second home to Dash – an angry, bookish teenage scrooge, who describes the store as a 'bastion of titillating erudition … with literary wreckage strewn over eighteen miles of shelves'.

It is up to the politicians to decide whether those risks are outweighed by the benefits of a second dash for gas.

Buchanon, a 182-pounder who can run a team-best 4.2 in the 40-yard dash, is a second cousin of the Tennessee Titans' Jevon Kearse and has become an electric punt returner.

Last year, a tenth dash was added, to make clear that Taiwan falls within the U.My map is better than yoursIf China were to accept Mr Ma's interpretation it would at least add clarity to the complex interlocking disputes.

With the purchase of a fifth Dash 7, Grønlandsfly was for the first time since its inception able to provide plane services to all major towns in Greenland.

And if you think the fact that one character keeps coughing and seems to have become thinner lately means there's not a third-act dash of tragedy, well, you're underestimating the kind of waterworks that can be trotted out at Christmas.

Written in three weeks flat at the start of 1969, this was a chronological dash through pop's first 15 years, from Bill Haley to Crosby Stills and Nash (who Cohn thought were weedy and unlistenable).

It's a mad dash to be the first to limp to the finish.

The "horse soldiers" were a far second best compared to the dashing Confederate cavalry.

Meanwhile, the young Magneto (Ian McKellen in the first films) is a dashing Nazi-hunter played by Michael Fassbender with more than a dash of James Bond and Harry Palmer.