"Those 2percentt used to dash off angry letters to the editor for your local paper," he said.
The dog used to dash to the phone every time it rang & worry the cord, with the result that the repairman had to be called in about once a month.
Her family and friends now receive more gifts, which she picks out at the airport minimalls she used to dash by, back in the day when she could leave the office 30 minutes before her flight and still make it.
When I lived in Beirut, in the nineteen-eighties, I used to dash like mad along the museum crossing during occasional ceasefires to get supplies in the east, then hope that the ceasefire would last long enough for me to race back to the west.
Well, Thinks... certainly amounts to much more than another act of higher journalism; more than a reanimation of the ideas in Lodge's own The Modes of Modern Writing (1977), for example, or those lovely little vignettes he used to dash off for the Independent on Sunday and which were then collected in The Art of Fiction (1992), perhaps his finest work of criticism.
He said that he passed up a career in New York City for the Bonac life, and that bottle-throwing helps keep him connected to simpler things, like the way he used to dash out of school as a child, grab his stashed shotgun and hunt pheasant.
Use this to dash towards the last note/s, but know that it will wear your character out.
When in possession of either a fire flower or an ice flower, 1 is used both to dash and to shoot.
At the London Games in 1948, when he was 19, his main accomplishment, by his own admission, was to use his speed to dash to the parking lot at the last minute to retrieve the Union Jack to be carried into the opening ceremony by the British team.
These sections are particularly interesting: more than just obstacles to clear, Ori needs to make enemies, getting close enough to draw their ire, and then using their projectiles to dash her way to safety.
