Sentence examples for from the dash from inspiring English sources
Jutting up from the dash is a shotgun in a metal brace.
The shift lever protrudes somewhat oddly from the dash to the right of the steering wheel.
They pop out from the dash, they are flimsy and they tend to splash liquids on your legs.
For one thing, there is too much of it, stretching from the dash bolster to the armrest console.
A cheap-looking navigation screen rises from the dash like a ghoul from the crypt of Kia.
I have no argument, however, with the optional ambient blue lighting that spills from the dash and door panels, a genuinely luxurious touch.
Video footage from the dash-cam of Mr Slager's police vehicle showed Mr Scott running away from the officer after he was pulled over in an ageing green Mercedes he was planning to buy from a neighbour.
Video footage from the dash-cam of the police officer who shot and killed unarmed black man Walter Scott shows the victim fleeing his vehicle - but does not appear to show the actual shooting.
A wink, wink from the dashing 73-year-old with the wispy locks.
The portrait it paints is of a slightly mad romantic who never recovers from the dashing of his illusions.
The drama "has an almost comic-book adherence to stereotype, from the dashing Polish nobleman to the sallow, pockmarked Nazi border guard," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.
