Sentence examples for dash making from inspiring English sources
Parents drop them off and dash, making the most of the available free time.
Maurice Greene is the Olympic and United States champion and the world record-holder (9.79 seconds) in the 100-meter dash, making him the world's fastest human.
But for the sake of primmer souls, the "b" in "bitch" is replaced with a dash, making it family-friendly by Trump rally standards.
Mr. Baryshnikov wields his greatcoat with dashing flair, making like a toreador baiting a bull.
Dash makes money on sales and subscriptions.
Had Dash made more films, it would have been good for her, for the movies, and for the world the world of enthusiastic moviegoers, a coterie of cinephiles.
It serves as grammatical clarification, too: in the first line, for instance, he dash makes it clear that the subject of "the cradle of all my race" isn't the house but the speaker.
The water isn't available in the UK, but if you don't mind flavours such as cucumber – which somehow don't seem nearly trashy-fun enough – fizzy water brands such as Dash make good alternatives.
In describing the perjured testimony, the coerced confessions and transparent manipulation of the evidence by the district attorney, Mr. Dash makes it seem as if no sentient human being could possibly doubt Becker's innocence.
Dash made the announcement at WordPress blogger convention WordCamp Mid-Atlantic.
Dash makes a dive for it.
