100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "dash"

Definition

The term "Dash" as a common noun refers to several meanings:

1. A small amount of something added, typically used in cooking (e.g., a dash of salt).
2. A punctuation mark (—) used to indicate a break in thought or to set off a phrase.
3. A quick, sudden movement or action (e.g., a dash for the bus).
4. In sports, it can refer to a short race, typically 100 meters.

Synonyms

• For a small amount: pinch, bit, sprinkle
• For punctuation mark: hyphen, em dash
• For quick movement: sprint, rush, bolt
• For a short race: sprint, quick run

Antonyms

• For a small amount: abundance, excess
• For quick movement: crawl, dawdle
• For a short race: marathon, long-distance

Examples

1. She added a dash of lemon juice to the recipe.
2. The letter was punctuated with a long dash for effect.
3. He made a quick dash for the bus before it departed.
4. The race was a 100-meter dash that showcased speed.
5. You only need a dash of pepper to enhance the flavor.
6. The author used a dash to create suspense in her writing.
7. I took a dash through the rain to reach the car.
8. The 4x100 meter relay is a thrilling dash to the finish line.
9. A dash of cinnamon can make your coffee taste better.
10. She separated the clauses with a dash in her essay.
11. In a sudden dash, he reached for the falling glass.
12. The 200-meter dash was the highlight of the track meet.
13. A dash of vanilla can elevate your dessert.
14. He wrote the title with a dash to separate the main idea.
15. The child made a quick dash to the playground.
16. The dash of salt brought out the flavors in the dish.
17. She used a dash to emphasize her point in the speech.
18. I saw him make a dash for the exit when he heard the alarm.
19. The short dash in the race was more competitive than expected.
20. A dash of olive oil is all it takes for the salad.
21. The writer's clever use of a dash added drama to the sentence.
22. He made a dash toward the finish line.
23. Just a dash of hot sauce can spice things up.
24. The teacher explained the use of a dash in punctuation.
25. She took a dash of courage before speaking up.
26. During the sprint, he made a powerful dash.
27. A dash of ginger can enhance the soup's flavor.
28. The comedian's use of a dash in his joke timing was perfect.
29. I had to dash out before the meeting started.
30. The final dash in the race determined the winner.
31. He added a dash of color to the painting.
32. The novelist's use of a dash created a dramatic pause.
33. She had to dash back to grab her bag.
34. The dash in her stride indicated urgency.
35. A dash of parsley can garnish your dish beautifully.
36. The punctuation rule for a dash can be confusing.
37. I watched him make a dash across the field.
38. The chef recommended a dash of vinegar for the sauce.
39. The dash in his speech made the audience think.
40. The athlete made a final dash to the finish line.
41. A dash of milk can lighten your coffee.
42. The writer used a dash to add clarity to her argument.
43. I had to dash home to pick up my keys.
44. The 400-meter dash requires both speed and endurance.
45. She prefers her tea with a dash of honey.
46. The dash in the sentence added a dramatic effect.
47. He made a hurried dash to catch the last train.
48. A dash of lemon can brighten up the dish.
49. The dash in dialogue often indicates a change in speaker.
50. She made a dash for the door as soon as the bell rang.
51. Just a dash of sugar can sweeten the tea.
52. The use of a dash helps clarify complex thoughts.
53. He made a quick dash when he heard his name called.
54. The dash is often misused in writing.
55. A dash of enthusiasm can energize your work.
56. The runner's final dash was exhilarating to watch.
57. The recipe calls for a dash of nutmeg.
58. A well-placed dash can change the sentence's meaning.
59. I had to dash into the store before it closed.
60. The 100-meter dash was the highlight of the games.
61. She added a dash of cream to her coffee.
62. The dash in the text signified a break in thought.
63. He gave a quick dash up the stairs.
64. A dash of mint can refresh your drink.
65. The author placed a dash to indicate a pause.
66. The athlete's last dash secured the victory.
67. A dash of salt can enhance any dish.
68. The use of a dash can clarify relationships between ideas.
69. She made a quick dash to the restroom.
70. The 60-meter dash was filled with excitement.
71. A dash of creativity can transform a project.
72. The writer's use of a dash was very effective.
73. He made a dash for the last piece of cake.
74. A dash of garlic can elevate your meal.
75. The dash in his voice indicated urgency.
76. She had to dash to keep up with the group.
77. The 400-meter dash is a challenging event.
78. A dash of cayenne pepper can add heat to your dish.
79. The dash often creates emphasis in writing.
80. He made a sudden dash around the corner.
81. The recipe called for a dash of paprika.
82. The writer used a dash to separate ideas for clarity.
83. I had to dash to catch the bus on time.
84. The athlete's last dash was impressive.
85. Just a dash of lime juice is needed for flavor.
86. The dash in the sentence indicated a sudden change.
87. She made a quick dash to grab her phone.
88. The 100-meter dash is a test of speed.
89. A dash of vanilla can enhance baked goods.
90. The author employed a dash to create suspense.
91. He had to dash through the crowd to get to his seat.
92. A dash of chocolate can make your dessert special.
93. The dash in her writing added flair and style.
94. He made a final dash for the trophy.
95. A dash of lemon zest can brighten your dish.
96. The dash serves as an effective punctuation tool.
97. I had to dash to meet the deadline.
98. The 100-meter dash was the main event of the day.
99. A dash of cream can make the coffee richer.
100. The dash in the dialogue indicated a character's interruption.