"Really?" she responded with sarcasm before laughing loudly and dashing off.
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Dashing off a letter to an advice columnist is as easy as dashing off a tweet or email to our boss, and sharing their responses is as easy and cathartic as sharing an inspirational quote on a stock photo sunset background.
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"Sometimes, the families come out throwing stones," says another officer, dashing off to assist.
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He took four questions at a town hall in Ohio before dashing off again.
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Whenever he was out of office, Disraeli was prolific, dashing off novels at great speed.
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Characters are always saying "I say" and "old boy" and dashing off to play tennis.
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"We feel the pressure," he said before dashing off to his next meeting in central Brussels.
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The perfect look for whether you're dashing off to a gala or are late for a date with Mr. Darcy.
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It was a midmorning affair, with well-groomed youth staring down at cellphones, dashing off messages or chatting with family abroad.
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Here and abroad, columnists are dashing off dark warnings about the impending collapse of the euro, and maybe the European Union.
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Before long, I was dashing off eccentrically mispunctuated, barely readable stream-of-consciousness monologues stocked with the biggest words I knew.
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So, until the perfect solution materializes, offices may still see employees dashing off for a silent cry in the bathroom once a year.
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Now we think nothing of dashing off a Word document to someone a thousand miles away and expecting it to arrive safe and unharmed.
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The coach is dashing off his injury report for the league office when he feels a sharp biting sensation on the back of his neck.
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But there are many others for whom the promise of Uber translates into sleeping in a leased car and dashing off whenever their phone pings.
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With a quartet, he played "Your Pure Self (Mother to Son)," a piece Allen wrote for him, dashing off spry lines with a piquant grace.
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Painful seconds later, the Falcon 9 rose and broke free of the cloud deck, finally visible as a streak of light dashing off into the distance.
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This weekend, while you were binge-watching Game of Thrones or dashing off to Palm Springs to see Ariana Grande perform, Nordstrom had other plans — big plans.
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She works as a barista at a coffee shop on the Warner Bros.' lot, dashing off to audition for small roles in dubious films and television shows.
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He was also a prize orator; he was dashing off derivative verse and sketches; and he was forever drawing—he thought he might find a career in art.
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Water gets sipped as tea, but is also shown powerfully dashing off cliff faces, and then goes placid again, becoming a smooth surface on which to skip stones.
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"We're all really looking forward to letting our hair down tonight," he adds, before dashing off to greet the station's next guest, the Chicago-based Afrofuturisttechno producer Hieroglyphic Being.
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And the president of the United States is dashing off late-night tweets, trying to get the Kingdom to bestow a tremendous, highly anticipated stock offering to Wall Street.
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Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani -- fresh from dashing off another letter to special counsel Robert Mueller spelling out parameters for a presidential interview -- was a guest at dinner on Thursday.
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Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States won her third World Cup race in three days, dashing off a spectacular final run to win the night slalom at Semmering, Austria.
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Let me know," added Harry Cymbler, who lists himself as "founder" of Hot Cherry, dashing off a pithy email to which he'd attached the full PR. "Details and imagery attached.
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For example, a diplomat might be dashing off to catch a flight after a meeting and unable to get back to the embassy to send an email over secure equipment.
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Mr Grimm started his sophomore year by dashing off to the bathroom in the nurse's office, but after a few weeks, with the principal's assent, he began using the boys' room.
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As a joke, I began telling more people about my youthful Garfield craze, often dashing off drawings on post-its to stick around my workplace, or in friend's cars and apartments.
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" Cue groany laughter, a close-up of Prince William and Kate Middleton laughing awkwardly in the front row, and Robbie dashing off stage after quickly saying, "His words, not mine, thanks!
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Quanta Magazine joined Levin in her speakeasy on a recent Thursday afternoon, in time for the happy hour she put on before dashing off to a speaking engagement at the French Embassy.
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Think back to your last appointment: The doctor likely pummeled you with rapid-fire questions about your symptoms before dashing off a prescription and rushing you out the door after 215 minutes.
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On the flip side, Trump's apparent unwillingness to spell-check himself before dashing off an opinion or sharing some bit of information speaks to his personality and highlights his administration's ramshackle communications process.
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Started by four high school friends back in 2006, the Cleveland band wasted little time dashing off raucous pop-punk songs, the kind that overflow with the boundless energy only teenagers can muster.
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" Indeed, the Sanders' campaign is already fundraising on the party conflict, dashing off a pitch this week that read in part: "The Democratic establishment and high-dollar donors are already planning how to stop our campaign.
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While the actor enjoyed a career renaissance with "True Detective" and "Dallas Buyers Club," tasked with playing a magically powered villain dashing off one-liners, to quote Dirty Harry, a man's got to know his limitations.
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Iyer's wife makes for a marvelous presence, zooming away on her motorbike to her job in a boutique, cleaning the house briskly like a tornado or dashing off to honor dead ancestors at shrines and grave sites.
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Unbeknownst to you, your partner has actually been told to list items in their home, so they are actually dashing off an inventory of rugs, lamps, and pillows, while you're seething about a fight you had months ago about blanket hogging.
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Seemingly mindful of his reputation, MacFarlane (who shares producer credit with, among others, "Trek" alumnus Brannon Braga) keeps dashing off sarcastic one-liners, but the comedy does at least as much to undermine the drama as to establish the show as fully realized satire.
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The few hiccups I encountered were easily resolved by tapping on a service bell icon for help with my design and dashing off a note about my issues: a couple of items, including a table lamp I was interested in, were not itemized in my list of products to buy; and I was not in love with the sectional that Modsy suggested for my living room or the art on the wall.
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The most common embarrassing mistake that gets posted to this forum involves dashing off a cocksurely scathing castigation.
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A bad temper? Why, I oughta...", Chicago Tribune (May 1, 2008): "Anecdotes about McCain's short fuse – dashing off nasty letters, manhandling colleagues when they oppose him – have popped up in recent profiles. Conversely, though, we also want people in public life to be passionate and engaged. We want them to be fiery and feisty.
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She taught John Clifford, Darci Kistler, Damian Woetzel, and directed Clifford's Los Angeles Ballet. Cynthia Gregory remembers her teaching class "on pointe and wearing pink tights puffing a cigarette, flicking it out the window and dashing off a fast, furious set of pirouettes."Denning (1987), pirouettes quote. "I think that a technique should be subordinated to the idea," Carmelita wrote.
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Moulton attempted to fall onto the ball, but it slipped away with Tom McMahon diving onto it and scoring a try for Randwick. With the attempt at goal being unsuccessful, only five minutes was left of the match. After this second try, University went to great lengths to even the score. Abbott displayed superhuman effort, dashing off through the thick crowd of opponents carrying all before him until he sank beneath the grasp of several players.
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However, the tension in the spring causes the rock and Wile E. to be launched backwards instead of the glove forwards. The glove then retracts backwards and punches the stunned Coyote in the face. #Wile E.'s next plan is to traverse a tightwire and drop an anvil on the Road Runner. The anvil proves too heavy for the tightwire to handle, and Wile E. is stretched all the way to the ground and can be seen by the Road Runner, who taunts him before dashing off.
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During the years between 1899 and 1905, Monet travelled to London to capture its sights from the fifth-floor balcony of the Savoy Hotel. Monet was captivated by the London fog, a notable atmospheric effect made markedly worse by the heavy pollution of the Industrial Revolution. He painted the Houses of Parliament, Waterloo Bridge and Charing Cross Bridge over and over, as he had earlier done with haystacks and Rouen Cathedral, dashing off paintings to capture fleeting atmospheric effects. He was extremely prolific, beginning nearly 100 paintings in London.
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He tallied 20 points in his first game, and would average 8.8 points per game over the course of the 1949–50 NBA season. However, he received much more attention for his half-time accordion performances; indeed, some basketball historians have credited Lavelli's mini-concerts for saving the early Celtics franchise, which was in danger of folding due to lack of fans and money. In a typical performance, Lavelli would greet the fans and play "Granada", "Lady of Spain", and other musical pieces before dashing off to the Celtics' locker room. He usually played in his basketball jersey, as he had little time to change his clothes.
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War of the Pyrenees, Eastern Pyrenees On 3 September, a Spanish probe was turned back at the Mill of Orles near Perpignan by Colonel Charles- Louis Gau de Fregeville's 2nd Hussar Regiment and other troops under Lieutenant Colonel Pierre Banel's command. The next day, Barbantane suddenly withdrew his headquarters and one division from Perpignan north to Salses-le- Château, turning over command of Perpignan to General of Division d'Aoust. When the representatives-on-mission demanded answers, Barbantane insisted he was commander of the Army of the Eastern Pyrenees and not of Perpignan. Finally, the thoroughly panicked Barbantane abandoned his army altogether, dashing off to Narbonne supposedly looking for reinforcements.
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Billy Picken (born 7 June 1956) is a former Australian Australian rules footballer who played for the Collingwood Football Club and the Sydney Swans. Picken who was still at school arrived at Collingwood in 1974 from Macarthur as a forward but developed into one of the game's finest centre-half backs. Despite playing in four losing Grand Finals Picken maintained his reputation as a finals performer & was recognised for his fine contributions when named in the Collingwood Team of the century. Picken was a dashing defender, capable of taking a spectacular mark and dashing off with the ball turning defence into attack in an instant.
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" AllMusic critic Thom Jurek said, "the seemingly simple harmonics and snappy melodies that comprised the Charlie Brown pieces are merely the springboard for dizzying, dreamy, and rhythmically advanced, sophisticated composition and arrangement," adding that the suite contains "great treasures in American music and haunted by childlike nursery rhymes while being saturated in jazz; they comprise something unique in the vernacular and are a sheer, warm delight for virtually anyone but the most snobbish and harmonically challenged to listen to." Billboard commented that "Charles M. Schulz's celebrated characters are brought to life in Guaraldi's orchestral arrangements, to which he contributes his own sublime meditations on Charlie Brown, Linus and the gang. Guaraldi's musicianship is top-notch. He leads the ensemble through a rocking 'Peppermint Patty,' pounding a bassline with his left hand while dashing off boogie-style runs with his right.
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In a few days they rejoined the company, having made their escape..." :"Going one day on a reconnoitering expedition, accompanied by an Officer of the company, his friend Mathews, as they emerged from a dense forest into an open field, near to and in full view of a house, they observed some fifteen or twenty British dragoons around the house, some walking about,and some ready mounted. In a moment they observed the peril of their situation from the number of the enemy, and the position of the house and open fields; that it was as impossible to escape by flight, as reckless to make an attack on ten times their number, fully aware of their approach. They halted; Mathews drew his sword, and turning in his saddle towards the wood, waves it as if summoning a company to advance. The dragoons take the alarm, and dashing off at full speed, were soon out of sight, leaving our two officers to make good their retreat.
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