Sentence examples similar to dashing hard from inspiring English sources

He's dashed hard up, poor bloke, like most fellows in politics.

Ernst Stavro Blofeld was obviously the most prolific and proved dashed hard to kill.

I don't know about you but I often find it dashed hard to know where to begin.

Dashing, hard-working and unfailingly in a good mood, he worked his way up to senior vice president.

"To have your hopes raised and dashed is hard," he said.

Many high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) dream of going to college, but historically, for most of them, that dream has been dashed against hard realities - colleges were not ready for them, and many people believed they could not function there.

Daily we were told we'd be released soon; having our hopes dashed was harder than the interrogation.

These competing bills provided a dashing image of senators hard at work, but neither provided any hope of relief at the pump for beleaguered constituents.

It also has some dashing touches: it's hard not to warm to the idea of a garment that features the footprint of an assailant, or one that has a detachable back so that a thief can leave a pursuing cop grasping a bit of fabric.

He was dashing as a young pilot, hard-living and hard-flying, and still looks several years younger than his 63 years.

But listeners with dashed expectations were hard to spot amid the rhythmic clapping at the end of the concert, and if there was cause for disappointment, it was that this expressive, rich-voiced singer offered only two encores.