Sentence examples for frantic dash from inspiring English sources
"frantic dash" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe someone running or moving quickly and in a panicked or hurried manner. The phrase can also convey a sense of urgency and chaos. An example sentence using "frantic dash" could be: "As the fire alarms blared, the students made a frantic dash to evacuate the building."
This causes a frantic dash around the desks to buy new tickets.
So begins a frantic dash to accumulate resources — weapons, ammunition, clothing, fuel, a vehicle.
The murk exploded into a frantic dash, with additional notes from the row sprinkled in gradually.
Chaperons wearing black vests wait for the riders to finish, then make a frantic dash for them.
Then their frantic dash to safety, their young minds yet to process what they have just witnessed.
Short of a frantic dash back down the escalator, he hasn't got much of a say in the matter.
The seals keep it all totally waterproof, even including frantic dashes to the platform, and of course it's lovely and hot on a cold winter's morning.
Frantic dashes are made from room to room: "Have you heard the latest from Basra?", "Seen the new pictures from Baghdad?" The Sky devotees are sensationalist, the CNN types gung-ho and out for glory.
Amazingly yes, a Sky snout confides to Monkey, although the official line was that there was no panic, no frantic dashing around and noisy set-building in order to implement Plan B.
The London Times correspondent William H. Russell (himself Irish-born) wrote, "Never at Fontenoy, Albuera, or at Waterloo was more undaunted courage displayed by the sons of Erin than during those six frantic dashes which they directed against the almost impregnable positions of their foe".
In turn, he says, this frantic buying has resulted in what he calls "the mad dash for trash" that has gunned the shares of lower quality companies.
