Sentence examples for dash to the train from inspiring English sources

"I have to kid him a little bit, because he's no longer going to be asking, 'Are we going to finish this vote by 7 45?' so he can make this mad dash to the train".

This morning, I got up extra early, made lunch for my son, breakfast for my wife, who also works, attended a teacher's conference with my daughter, then made a mad dash to the train so that I wouldn't be late to the office.

They had to "weave through carts and camels," she said, as they dashed to the train, arriving just as it was rolling out of the station.

So lengthy is their injury list this time around that one half expects to find blood-soaked gurneys nose to tail in the wood-panelled corridors of their Surrey training base and spot Stuart Lancaster dashing to the training pitch with a saline drip in one hand and a cry of 'Nurse!" on his quivering lips.

Many tailors can, indeed, produce a suit overnight — or will measure you just before you dash to the airport train, then send the finished garment by express delivery.

Breakfast for me is usually a bowl of granola and left, in the vain hope that my housemate will wash up as I dash to get the train from Elmers End.

Smiling broadly with a group of male sprinters after an 80m dash to the line during a training session at her home track, she appears unfazed and unaffected by the presence of three cameramen and several journalists following her every move.

On the train, I would dash to the unusual small single, woven cane seat at the end of the train car.

Opening night on Monday will mean the end of Mr. Friedman's mad dashes to the C train to juggle rehearsals; 11 days later, "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play" begins previews at Playwrights Horizons.

Why this dash to the North Pole?

"Must dash to the loo first, though".