Sentence examples for more dashing from inspiring English sources
He looked like a younger, more dashing version of his father.
Mr. Papandreou has a wholly different style, at once folksier and more dashing.
The brothers Marsh added 72, with Mitchell playing the more dashing hand until Shaun's retirement.
Dahl's vulpine hero is a beast of operatic dimensions — in his battle to save his family from such pernicious adversaries as Farmer Bunce he loses his enviable tail — and Scarfe has made him even more dashing.
His larger impact at both places was to build new facilities, buy new projectors to make tiny stars brighter and comets more dashing, hire more professional astronomers, strengthen and increase the number of special exhibitions and greatly expand educational offerings.
More dashed hopes for those seeking a perfect derrière — and the once highflying industry of toning shoes and clothing that promotes such ambitions.
The Texas Tribune said "that 2014 is looking like yet another blowout for the Republicans, which means more dashed Democratic hopes of turning Texas blue, or even gaining a toehold".
Jones, a political scientist at Rice University, said that 2014 is looking like yet another blowout year for Republicans, which means more dashed Democratic hopes of turning Texas blue, or even gaining a statewide toehold.
But as hopes of a Greek agreement were once more dashed, with a €305m payment to the IMF due on Friday, European markets are on the slide with Germany's Dax currently down 1.6% and the Athens market 2.4% lower.
