dash against's Usage Examples:

similitudinem effingunt (because the sound of the farts that leave the anus and dash against this bone, shows a likeness to the call of the cuckoo).

His best known work was the novel More b'etsa o skaly (Waves dash against the rocks; 1961) about his time as a prisoner of war.

Elephants that pass through from one forest patch to another dash against the trains and die.

also sparkled with three punt returns for touchdowns, one an 89-yard dash against the crosstown Chicago Cardinals.

The waves lament his death, and, as they dash against the shore, seek to avenge it.

the longest interception try ever seen at the Arms Park, a 90-metre dash against Australia in 1996.

15, a 50-yard dash against Saskatchewan on July 24 and another 50-yarder against The Lions on Aug.

Nasr used this disorder to lead his Kilabi troops in a surprise dash against the retreating Byzantine force.

outstanding speed as a teenager, and was beaten by only one foot in a 100-yard dash against Jesse Owens when he was 16 years old.

He has shown brilliant leadership and dash against heavy odds.

last PE class of the first semester, Togawa agrees to race the 100M dash against the fastest boy in his class and nearly beats him, earning an invitation.

He catches the sentiment in the society that any vehicle should not dash against a pig or vice versa.

203 recto) while there is a dash against Inkerman, noting he had been taken prisoner on 25 October.

decided to risk an almost certain death by such a short leap rather than dash against the bare mountainside.

winner is determined by which goat more wins and when other goats fear to dash against the goat, the no1 place goes for the goat.

"Yea happy, who thy little ones Shall take and dash against the stones.

Synonyms:

hasten; charge; shoot down; scoot; bucket along; pelt along; step on it; flash; speed; buck; shoot; hie; rush; race; dart; tear; belt along; scud; cannonball along; hotfoot; rush along; plunge;

Antonyms:

linger; succeed; familiar; bisexual; heterosexual;