cut a dash

He cuts a dashing figure and certainly does not lack for energy.

They were able to take a high line, look impressive, cut a dash - on the cheap.

Besides, I think you cut a dashing figure all dressed up like that.

It would be a more suitable background for her if she meant to cut a dash.

But when they were functioning, there's no question that my father cut a dashing figure in the neighborhood.

He cut a dashing figure even in the office of a common cavalryman.

At 30, Noah still cuts a dashing figure from across the net.

They should pay more attention to the national interest and less to cutting a dash as global evangelists.

A boy home from school (especially during that first week when the holidays seem eternal) likes to cut a dash.

But she does cut a dashing figure in her silver Spandex action suit.

Why, if you wanted to, you and I could cut a dash together that would shame the devil himself.

If you feel like cutting a dash, magnums are £32.

He cut a dashing figure, but so have other Giovannis of recent memory.

With her sophisticated new image, she would certainly cut a dash on board the QE2.

I always thought I cut a dash in a well cut blazer.

Leaning into the wind at the rail, he cut a dashing figure despite his wretched internal state.

Burke cut a dashing figure, sitting soldier-straight on the black gelding.

In Washington he cuts a dashing, ultramodern figure.

He thought I would cut a dashing figure in it, I guess."

With his shock of white hair, crisp suit and aviator shades, he cuts a dashing figure.

"He certainly cuts a dash in it.

The trim, 5-foot-6 lawyer cut a dashing figure in well-tailored double-breasted suits.

He was forced to admit, without much urging, that he cut a dashing figure in this getup.

He has an essentially attractive voice and, though a little stocky, he cuts a dashing figure onstage.

He cut a dashing figure in his 1950s heyday but, like many before and after him, struggled somewhat once the limelight was gone.