How To Use Dash off In A Sentence
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We'd throw a rope round a tree and the children would dash off along the towpath for a recce while the adults threw together a little light salad and uncorked a local rosé.
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Charley shot off the spelling of "kahuna" before making a mad dash off the stage.
Undefined
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He was, moreover, renowned for the speed with which he could dash off an article in a railway compartment, a cricket pavilion, or in whatever place he could snatch a few minutes.
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Annie took out her drawing pad and pencil to dash off a sketch of the Indians.
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Excuse me, I must dash off now.
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It is an extremely sad society if a mother has to dash off to sit in the toilet every time her baby needs a feed.
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The pet has chomped garden furniture, clothes, doors, pebbledash off walls and even the lawnmower.
The Sun
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The pet has chomped garden furniture, clothes, doors, pebbledash off walls and even the lawnmower.
The Sun
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Annie took out her drawing pad and pencil to dash off a sketch of the Indians.
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In colonial times, Western missionaries would dash off to bastions of other faiths to preach the Gospel.
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Anyway... I've got to dash off, so just give me the highlights.
GALILEE
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He would simply dash off a note that made no reference to the incident and forget the whole thing.
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We'd throw a rope round a tree and the children would dash off along the towpath for a recce while the adults threw together a little light salad and uncorked a local rose.
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Annie took out her drawing pad and pencil to dash off a sketch of the Indians.
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Dash off your entry, then concentrate on getting a really good headshot.
Times, Sunday Times
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I had to dash off for a meeting, so the goodbyes were fairly truncated, and got back to the office to find my Korean agenda in my inbox.
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The authors say that the command-and-control approach often used with dogs never works with cats (and will likely spur them to escape their harness and dash off), so it's important to know how to motivate them, how to reassure them when they get nervous, and how to habituate them to the sometimes-scary sounds and sights of the great outdoors.
Cat on a leash: We'll walk you through it
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They were altogether sharper and funnier, liable to dash off on little fantasy runs.
