Sentence examples for it was dashed from inspiring English sources
Whenever there was a glint of hope, it was dashed.
Here, on the Courtauld's walls, is a brief moment of hope, all the more poignant for our knowing it was dashed.
It was dashed off on a mailer from a men's shop, Casual Aire, and it easily lives up to the advertising.
When it was dashed, workers were devastated.
It was dashing, she agreed.
Whether it was dashing the itinerary or negotiating how many times I could be in the car.
But while wins at Trenton (the famous attack on the Hessians after Christmas) and against a rear guard at Princeton give Americans a little hope, it's dashed the following year at the Battles of Brandywine and Germantown.
"The European Union must not choose its victims," he said, "because it is dashing the dreams of European people that the E.U. can provide a shelter for the weak".
It's dashing, perhaps unacceptable.
His evocation is at once highly readable - because it's dashing as well as detailed - and sombre: although the poems may sometimes be playful, they arose from circumstances that were often frustratingly difficult.
