But this is as dashed off as dashed off gets.
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After the show, she dashed off in search of the bathroom.
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Gordon immediately dashed off an email to Dermer, the Israeli ambassador.
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Then she dashed off in a game of chase with neighborhood kids.
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Everybody feels like it was dashed off, improvised on the fly, but
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Distraught parents dashed off letters to school administrators and to their elected officials.
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The observations are somewhat dashed off but useful in their honesty and immediacy.
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"It looks mainly like something someone dashed off in an hour," he said.
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Victory lap concluded, Mr. de Blasio dashed off to Washington later that day.
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Make no mistake: little appears arbitrary, in even the most seemingly dashed off paintings.
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Mr. Shaffer dashed off a draft in six months, but struggled with the tone.
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"We say off the bat, this is not a dashed off thing," he said.
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It doesn't say anything new about Trump and appears to have been dashed off.
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Busk dashed off a quick report but stopped short of naming the new creature.
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I dashed off emails to my editor that read like the ravings of crazed person.
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She dashed off an excited, "YES YES," along with a photo, to her Twitter account.
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Bad-tempered tweets, dashed off in seconds, elicit bad-tempered responses, creating a culture of vitriol.
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He dashed off messages both formal and intimate, mostly paternal in tone rather than overtly romantic.
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He dashed off to the studio and within 30 minutes, the song was ready to go.
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Musings dashed off without thought, or intended for limited audiences, can come back as vengeful ghosts.
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No. Someone dashed off to a sporting goods store and bought a football with air inside.
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Orders are dashed off without input from Congress and the government officials who would implement them.
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He later told CNN's Drew Griffin he'd dashed off the first letter as he was seeing patients.
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He then dashed off to groove to a Cardi B song, spinning and dipping to the beat.
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He turned and mumbled something to the busboy, who dashed off and returned in a few moments.
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I dashed off a quick note of congratulations to Ms. Hollander and called Mike to discuss strategy.
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Her lab notebooks were dashed off and incomplete, and she often left her work space a mess.
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I ran home to change real quick and then dashed off to dinner with my cast and crew.
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"I dashed off a tweet and did not think about it," he told the Times in an interview Tuesday.
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Other contributions, such as Roxane Gay's, seem to have been dashed off in the back seat of an Uber.
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Last week, Elon Musk dashed off 125 characters announcing a remarkably ambitious plan to send Amtrak to an early grave.
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It has not only been plainly dashed off, but also hilariously undercuts the man it is supposed to be elevating.
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He said he dashed off "Death Wish" in two weeks, prompting his friends to ask, "What took you so long?"
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Mr. Yevtushenko wrote thousands of poems, including some shallow ones that he dashed off, he admitted, just to mark an occasion.
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There are also Hamilton's notes for Washington's third annual address to Congress, from 1791, dashed off on an envelope-size scrap.
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It was a quick Tweet, dashed off in a few seconds, observing an (unimportant) moment of fashion on the presidential campaign trail.
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Composition books are filled with scrawls, sentences and pages are dashed off with incredible speed, and then chopped up with unforgiving edits.
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Handbooks can be quite comprehensive and probably aren't something that, if they're done well, can be dashed off in a few weeks.
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In the past two days he's dashed off 156 different blogs with titles like [FREE*TV] Super Bowl 2017 Live Stream and 9k.
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The effort it took to produce the messages resulted in a longevity that 140-character tweets or dashed-off blog posts often lack.
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We can also report that like so many before us, including Philip Hamburger of The New Yorker almost 57 years ago, we dashed off.
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" This did not satisfy Mr. Spicer, who dashed off an angry letter to the editor about the article "in which my name was 'misspelled.
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He dashed off his own Japanese interpretation of the opening to Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro," then ran that passage back through Google into English.
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If, say, you dashed off to the restroom to adjust your Spanx, you might have missed Kylie and Kendall Jenner out on the dance floor.
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Accused of being a vacuous idiot who recklessly dashed off statements about people's art without thinking, I would think about one person's art every fucking day.
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My housekeeper was coming today and I dashed off a check to her before rushing into the car to get to my meetings in the city.
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But when House Speaker Paul Ryan offered little more than a brief statement and dashed off without answering reporters' questions, the signs of defeat were apparent.
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Writing a libretto, formerly a text dashed off in a few weeks, became a full collaboration between a composer and a librettist that could take years.
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In a demo, Microsoft showed how a bot can interpret natural language to do a decent job of ordering a pizza from a dashed-off instant message.
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Halfway through the week's reward challenge, the Millennial tribe's Michaela Bradshaw slipped out of her swimsuit top and dashed off to score a point for her team.
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And in a sketch dashed off almost casually on a magazine page, Giacometti offers his rendition of a Picasso nude on the facing page — art imitating art.
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But of all the articles he wrote and edited, the one he dashed off about the Times advertisement would prove to be one of the most consequential.
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A message dashed off on a phone while riding the bus or a quick thumbs up reply clearly aren't digital versions of an old-time longhand letter.
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Within seconds after solving the second theme entry, I dashed off another missive, saying that I had gotten the theme and would be returning to my cave now.
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As Dr. Haimovitz pointed out to me, if you praise a kid for a school project he dashed off in five minutes, he'll know your praise is empty.
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The letter from Mr. Trump's doctor, which made a number of unfounded assertions about his health, later turned out to have been dashed off in less than five minutes.
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Dialogue came easy to him—one film script was dashed off in four hours—and while studios usually dictated the story, Mr Khan would make the emotional climaxes his own.
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Like all of us who puzzle over the dashed-off communications that arrive on our phones, they're trying to make sense of the signals they're getting from the outside world.
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A series of birthday messages from Caitlyn Jenner, who charges $2600,500 per recording, repeats the same generic script with different names, sometimes dashed off from the backseat of a car.
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After seeing the Chancellor, Romeo dashed off to perform her first bit of diplomacy, a City Hall meeting with Melissa Mark-Viverito, the speaker of the New York City Council.
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They leaned on longstanding relationships with lawmakers and staff, dashed off letters to congressional leaders and wrote checks to secure a few minutes of precious face time at fund-raisers.
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But would you remember a random phone number somebody dashed off to you in what's effectively a hallucination if you didn't have a phone there to plug that number into?
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Demand Media's goal was to rank highly in Google, and Google's search algorithms can't tell the difference between a well-reported, in-depth article and one dashed off in an hour.
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"An Enemy of the People" was dashed off by Ibsen as something of a response to the scandalized reception of his previous "Ghosts," which was about the taboo subject of syphilis.
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Mr. Staton said he began singing in a church gospel group and initially took up the drums but found them frustrating to deal with while his bandmates dashed off to socialize.
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As a result, they're sometimes a little stuffy, with none of the spontaneity and depth of feeling in Cicero's letters, which were often dashed off right in the thick of things.
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I dashed off a first draft and read it aloud to Lori, who gave me a look that all stage managers possess — best described as a blend of compassion, pity and impatience.
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Hours before his inauguration, Mr. Erdogan dashed off a decree ordering the firing of another 18,000 state employees, most of them members of the police and army, but also teachers and academicians.
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He dashed off a message to his campaign manager, Brendan Gill, about reports of a bomb threat at the biggest polling location in Trenton, before turning back to final revisions to his speech.
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Intrigued by the attack, they quickly found the gunman's lengthy manifesto and an Instagram account that appeared to be his, so the senior dashed off a message in the jargon of white supremacists.
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The result is about what you might expect if Leon Bridges, Alicia Keys and Trombone Shorty dashed off a songwriting collab (in fact, Porter wrote "Revival" with help from a couple of partners).
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He was seen in the dugout taking a fair bit more time to write than for just the usual dashed-off signature and then approached the fan when he went back on the field.
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He then dashed off to a playroom where he hopped onto a red scooter and marveled at an abundance of toys that will be used by therapists to help him recover from his surgeries.
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Until then, metalcore had largely been made up of hardcore musicians stretching their limited skills as far as they could go, but here, the pair dashed off harmonized fretboard runs without batting an eye.
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WASHINGTON — Deep into a long flight to Japan aboard Air Force One with President Trump, Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, dashed off an email to an aide back in Washington.
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Though plenty of critics respond to this behavior with a dramatic eye roll and accusations of narcissism, there's something much more complex happening beyond a dashed-off post about feeling sad, disappointed, or anxious.
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A month ago, on the eve of testimony by Mr. Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, he dashed off a Twitter post that brought him his biggest headlines and accusations of witness intimidation.
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But Mr. Pompeo couldn't escape the impeachment inquiry consuming Washington as he dashed off an angry letter to House Democrats who had issued subpoenas on an expedited timetable to State Department officials involved with Ukraine.
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Yet such was his myth by the late-20th century, even critics often overlooked his clunkier designs, as well as the fact that a proportion of what he did could seem dashed off and superficial.
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Donald J. Trump, potentially the "healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" according to his doctor in a dashed off note in November, had a cozy chat with widely criticized TV medic Dr. Oz this week.
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The Republican chairmen of the House and Senate veterans' affairs committees dashed off a letter to President Trump Thursday demanding to know whether his executive order freezing federal hiring applied to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Maybe I just like to live life a little dangerously, but I think there's something nice about a text typed with vigor, dashed off in the heat of the moment, with the misspellings to prove it.
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Their tweets were followed not long after by similarly dashed-off crumbs of digital grief from the founder of Craigslist, the executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation, the CTO of Hubspot, and the co-founder of CloudVolumes.
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When I asked Kurt Ballou about this, and who was behind The Armed more broadly, he was in the midst of a session at his God City studio in Salem, Massachusetts, and dashed off a cryptic response.
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It was a strategy that was of its time, as the band dashed off song after song, often giving them to labels so obscure you'd have had to be a devout Braid fan to have heard them.
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The numbers show that even though Trump puts Twitter in the headlines on a daily (sometimes hourly) basis with unfiltered missives dashed off from his Samsung Galaxy S3, it really isn't helping Twitter much as a business.
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A group labeled "Drawing Penises in Front of Tiffanys' [sic]" is typical of the collection: an image that appears dashed off but is in fact imbued with a sense of place, an inward-facing geography of queer space.
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On one track, I heard the lyrics "You're a fucking disgrace to your fucking race" and what sounded like some other throwback boot boy stuff about murdering "fags," and dashed off a bracing zero out of ten review.
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Mr. Neiman's Impressionistic paintings in "Muhammad Ali, LeRoy Neiman, and the Art of Boxing" are brilliantly colored, some dashed off quickly, as if he were trying to catch up to the immediacy of a photograph, or a punch.
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Mr. Nunes then dashed off to the White House to brief Mr. Trump on what he had learned the day before and followed up that meeting with an impromptu news conference in the driveway of the White House.
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Robyn hurried into her home studio (pink floor, mirrored wall, snapshot of herself and Danny DeVito at Coachella over the desk), then dashed off into another room and returned, ripping the packaging off a brand-new pair of headphones.
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Meanwhile his tales of sassy, glamorous flappers, dashed off in a day or three, were constantly in demand at The Saturday Evening Post, which paid him a peak fee of $4,25 per story in 2000, the equivalent of about $506,2250 today.
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In the past 15 years, Pearl Jam's continually dashed off songs that could have just as easily fit on a Menzingers record, like "Comatose" or "Got Some," which were simple three-chord tracks without an ounce of fat on them.
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She had been in her job as deputy chief of staff for only three months when she sent the incriminating email, which she described as being dashed off quickly on an anxious morning when she was preparing to have her first lunch with the governor.
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"I don't think he gets enough credit," Ms. Seaman said in her seventh-floor city offices overlooking a jumble of half-built buildings, shortly before she dashed off for a security screening to meet Mr. Trump as he made a campaign swing through Las Vegas.
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It was New Year's Eve at the turn of the millennium, and as mayor he dashed off an email to the authorities in Rome seeking an audience to explain his initiative to connect his struggling mountaintop town of about 2100,23 inhabitants to the internet.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE dashed off unexpectedly on April 85033 1999 from a NATO meeting in downtown Washington, leaving dumbstruck on the sidewalk his ballcarrier.
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She modeled her narrative on the children's tale of Chicken Little, who, when hit on the head by a falling acorn, concluded the sky was falling, and dashed off to spread the news, attracting a posse of panicked friends (Turkey-Lurkey, Ducky-Daddles, etc.) as she went.
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Right now these are somewhat disjointed proposals that don't add up to a coherent picture of how the tax system ought to look; Ocasio-Cortez's, especially, was dashed off in the course of an interview (though it got debated as if it were a carefully constructed white paper).
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Examine the naked back in "Room With a View," dashed off in a patchwork of brown, pink and brick-red; the squiggly water in "Watersports"; or "Thank You," a portrait of a plastic shopping bag whose layers of crisscrossing strokes have the methodical space-covering glee of papier-mâché.
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Written on his breaks, their title an invitation to us to read them on ours, the seemingly dashed-off lines celebrate the pleasure a mind can take in wandering through its own busyness: Creative practice can be meditative flow, but it can also be worthy of a Ricky Gervais punch line.
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Playlist: "Plainsong" / "Pictures of You" / "A Forest" / "The Drowning Man" / "Trust" / "To Wish Impossible Things" / "Treasure" / "The Last Day of Summer" / "Lost" / "Underneath the Stars" Spotify | Apple Music For a band that made its name on brooding compositions, The Cure has dashed off their fair share of gooey pop gems, too.
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In Michigan, for example, Voters Not Politicians arose from a single Facebook post that its founder, Katie Fahey, dashed off in 2016; it mushroomed into a campaign that held 33 town-hall meetings across the state, recruited 12,000 volunteers and raised close to $1 million, most of it from small donors.
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" Midway through a New York Times chat about the Kavanaugh hearings, columnist Bret Stephens dashed off that Cruz is like "a serpent covered in Vaseline" whose ethics are "purely situational," a politician "conniving enough to try to put one over you, but not perceptive enough to realize that you see right through him.
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The most interesting mythologies (about the origins of the elves and the orcs and the whole system they've set up) are dashed off in quick montages, while the audience is forced to endure several ponderous, expositional stretches with the cops about how Humans and Elves Don't Trust Each Other and Thus We're Not Really Friends.
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But the lion's body is a darker tint than the arm, and it is more embellished, with its face and mane described through yet another approach, in careful daubs of what could be a wash of terre verte or diluted ink, while the temple is dashed off with restless sepia strokes, a quick architectural sketch.
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In the weeks before Trump's alleged sexual improprieties overtook everything else, writers dashed off thousands of words arguing that the "inner cities" are improving (gentrification!) and that poverty is not just in the inner city but in suburban America too, and that there are lots of middle-class black folks doing just fine, thank you.
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So I dashed off a dissenting letter to the editor; sent a furious letter of protest of our bombing campaign to one of my senators, Robert Kennedy; and wrote a blistering letter to Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara blasting the bombing of civilians and enclosed my war medals with the letter to emphasize my disgust.
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To divide the holiday into two weekends divides the energy, introducing new problems into the equation: four nights for partying, not two, which introduces the question of whether one needs more than one costume, when one perfect one will be much stronger than multiple weaker ones, or one very strong one and one dashed-off, low-effort ensemble.
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She was not soured the least by her life of retirement, but that life developed in her a great many peculiarities which found expression in the letters she wrote, as well as in the little poems which she dashed off on the margins of newspapers and on the backs of envelopes and stowed away in what she called her "scrap" heap.
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On a blank white base of 1980s Melanie Griffith in "Working Girl" couture — pancake hats slanted over one eye atop egg-shaped jackets and pencil skirts; pleated pegged trousers with nipped-in little jackets; wrap dresses caught with big bows at the hip and pouffed out for evening — Mr. Scott dashed off Magic Marker scribbles of ideas: jottings representing the suggestion of plaid, the suggestion of a Moschino chain, of stripes and cherries and various shades.
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If he falls short, it is in those works, fueled by the urgency of his image-making, that evince signs of haste: the unconvincing brush marks depicting the pike that pierces the neck of the decapitated "Vietnamese Head" (1970), or the undercooked portrait of General Geisel, in which the Brazilian dictator's suit jacket is dashed off with a few sketchy lines that fail to excite the figure/ground relationship — especially when compared with its solidly painted companion piece, in which a smirking Geisel thrusts his chin forward in a gesture we recognize all too well from our own crypto-autocrat.
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