dash off

Now that good oul Wes has replaced his garish green souped-up motor, maybe Rosanna won't be so hasty to dash off with the nearest aging billionaire.

The lanky goal-getter was made to pretend that a microwave was a TV, talk about nothing but his 2006 World Cup goal against Trinidad and Tobago, dash off to play keepy-ups on a side street and, surprise, surprise, dredge up that four-year-old robot dance.

McLeish and Blues had to dash off to catch a charter flight for their return journey to Birmingham.

While the passionately composed love lyric was an important feature of wooing in olden times, today's men are more inclined to use their mobiles to dash off a text (21 per cent) or an emailed message (11 per cent) to their loved one, according to the Lindt Lindor Code of Modern Chivalry report.

Today's men are more inclined to use their mobiles to dash off a text (21%) or an emailed message (11%) to their loved one, according to the Lindt Lindor Code of Modern Chivalry report.

Then referee Mike Dyson, from Abertillery, had to dash off after warming up before the match when his wife texted to say she had gone into labour.

Ceesay seems to need a bit of guidance in the kitchen as he also had a stomach bug in April last year and had to dash off the field 10 minutes from time against NAC Breda.

He could not dash off a review; he wrote slowly, but carefully and with a fine sense of style.