Sentence examples for dash off something from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, maybe you can dash off something this weekend.

The notion of sitting down, vulnerable and forlorn, and dashing off something that captures that raw, sick-to-your-stomach feeling is almost as romantic as the initial butterflies that kicked off the whole fiasco.

She thinks the poor pay has contributed to the half-baked "hot take" culture of today's media, where writers are focused on dashing off something quick and caustic in order to generate buzz and conserve energy.

Then she has to dash off.

He labored long over something that looks dashed off; most addiction memoirs look quite the opposite.

To be brutally honest, the article was something I'd dashed off in 20 minutes without doing any research.

It was thoughtful and personalized, not something she had simply dashed off.

He turned and mumbled something to the busboy, who dashed off and returned in a few moments.

They're not something to dash off in half an hour and place in a file for the rest of the year.

It's tempting to look at the outpouring and think a few words casually dashed off, a YouTube video shared, or cry-faced emojis represent something less than real grief.

I couldn't help but note that as each would dash off to leave, they'd say something along the lines of, "Good luck!" or "Hope you see the Northern Lights!" which further emphasized that seeing the Northern Lights was really a luck of the draw.