Why are you so intent on dashing the hopes of our nation's teens?
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Station employees blocked off the cars at the KFC, dashing the hopes of line jumpers.
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And by whipping up ethnic Turkish nationalism, he is dashing the hopes of Turkey's 20m Kurds.
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Dashing the hopes of people who want to make it big, just as he still hopes to do.
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But by Monday, Trump had retweeted a conservative commentator who scoffed at the idea, dashing the hopes of some advocates.
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Now, the verdict is in: The drugs did nothing to slow or stop cognitive decline in these subjects, dashing the hopes of scientists.
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The Fox Searchlight movie's Mexican filmmaker, Guillermo del Toro, won best director, dashing the hopes of a rare win by a woman or a black filmmaker.
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He's a 57-year-old technocrat who said he believes "in continuity," dashing the hopes of those wishing that a change in leadership could lead to reforms.
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Iran promised last June that female fans could attend matches, only to renege and threaten them before the tournament, dashing the hopes of women waiting to return to stadiums.
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McConnell would have made Ohio a priority if Vance ran, Politico reported, but the author announced, however, that he would not run for the Senate, dashing the hopes of the DC intelligentsia.
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Last week, FAA Administrator Steve Dickson told CNBC that his agency will not recertify the 28 Max in 2019, dashing the hopes of Boeing executives who had targeted FAA approval this year.
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But dashing the hopes of panda admirers in New York, Mr. Nixon decided that the animals — a female, Ling-Ling, and a male, Hsing Hsing — would live at the National Zoo in Washington.
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New York (CNN Business)Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen won't be buying the Mets, dashing the hopes of fans who thought they would get a new owner with deep pockets to spend on players.
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Years of heavy money printing have failed to shake off entrenched deflationary mindset among the public and corporations, dashing the hopes of the central bank that aggressive stimulus will put an decisive end to deflation.
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The Mets scored and won the game, and then went on to win Game 7 ... dashing the hopes of the Red Sox who were hunting for their first World Series win at the time since 1918.
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Dashing the hopes of thousands of families desperate for word about loved ones who went missing during Sri Lanka's long, grisly civil war, the country's new president has offered an unsparing rebuff to their quest for closure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is not considering broad relief from import tariffs on Chinese goods to ease economic pain from the coronavirus, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday, dashing the hopes of industry and some lawmakers.
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A divided federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld the validity of UCB BioPharma's patent on epilepsy drug Vimpat, dashing the hopes of more than a dozen other drugmakers who sought to make generic versions before the patent expires in March 2022.
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In 1972, Nixon's silent majority, grounded firmly in the white working class, delivered a smashing victory for the GOP, dashing the hopes of George McGovern supporters that a new coalition of young white professionals and racial minorities could upend American politics.
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Dashing the hopes of Democrats who implored them to break party lines, moderate Senate Republicans held together and announced, one by one, that they would acquit Mr. Trump, contending that removal from office was an overly excessive punishment that would disenfranchise voters.
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But ultimately the court sidestepped the merits of the cases and Kennedy retired -- dashing the hopes of critics of extreme partisan gerrymandering, who thought he might be their last chance to stop politicians from illegally attempting to entrench power for one party over another.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong stock brokers' year has gone from bad to worse after index provider MSCI decided not to add mainland Chinese shares to a benchmark indexed tracked by $1.5 trillion in global assets, dashing the hopes of a sector struggling with tumbling business.
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Marshall Plan expenditures by country The United States had terminated the war-time Lend-Lease program in August 1945, dashing the hopes of those who hoped it would continue as a post-war aid program, but the U.S. sent massive shipments of food to Europe in the years immediately following the end of the war. Despite this American aid, much of Europe continued to suffer from food and fuel shortages by 1947; as Churchill put it, Europe was "a rubble heap, a charnel house, a breeding ground for pestilence and hate." U.S. leaders feared that poor economic conditions could lead to the rise of Communism in states such as France and Italy. With the goal of stemming the spread of Communism and increasing trade between the U.S. and Europe, the Truman administration devised the Marshall Plan, which sought to rejuvenate the devastated economies of Western Europe.
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