KARL-THEODOR ZU GUTTENBERG is Germany's most dashing, refreshing and popular politician.
D'Artagnan, the most dashing of all the musketeers, may seem to us like a fictional figure.
"In 1876 he was the United States' most dashing military figure, the symbol of the country's growing power".
It holds black redstarts, among our rarest and most charismatic songbirds, and peregrine falcons, the most dashing of all our birds of prey.
In past decades, the bureau faced a challenge just keeping workers around to close up shop, as most dashed for new jobs that might pay better.
Three years before he became the most dashing Robin Hood yet (in "The Adventures of Robin Hood," available on a separate Warner DVD), the young Australian actor, in his Hollywood breakthrough, proved his panache at righting wrongs.
On March 1st Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, Germany's most dashing politician, quit as defence minister after the revelation that his 2006 doctoral thesis had borrowed heavily from others.
If Star Wars is spiritually akin to Top Gun – Tom Cruise in jackass aviators blasting around in fighter jets – then Star Trek, here in its most dashing manifestation, is The Hunt for Red October: submarines, tactics, cantankerousness.
In 1910, after making her social debut, Electra Havemeyer married one of New York City's most dashing rich bachelors, James Watson Webb, the son of Lila Vanderbilt and James Watson Webb Sr., a top-ranked polo player.
The most dashing of her suitors was Michael Hagarty, an MI6 agent who showed up from time to time to give Jessica's mysteries an air of dangerous international intrigue.
