Sentence examples for dash to get from inspiring English sources

They made a dash to get outside.

What ensued was a mad dash to get the production started because winter scenes were required.

She refers to the mad morning dash to get her daughter out of the house and to school.

This wisdom was overruled by governments, however, in a mad dash to get as many countries as possible into the currency zone.

However, in the dash to get children into the classroom, there was too little focus on the quality of the education once they were there.

This push for immediate retail gratification is occurring as the delivery wars are escalating among some of the biggest e-commerce companies in a dash to get orders to consumers as fast as possible.

I dashed to get a towel and the ammonia.

It was always a matter of dashing to get to the telephone box first!

"People were doing 100-yard dashes to get to the door," said Timothy Faison, a security guard at the Water Street Towers on Maiden Lane.

Mr. Witt suggested, among other things, that volunteer emergency workers might not respond, roads might be clogged by residents dashing to get away and the plant's computer technology might fail to predict where the radiation was headed.

In the late 1980s, compatriot David Belle was inspired by Hébert, began to train au naturelle and became "the godfather of parkour" (Belle featured in the 2002 BBC "ident" Rush Hour, which depicted a man dashing to get home across London's skyline).