| Poznan's slide to 14th in the Polish league had seen them change coaches this week with the dashingly hirsute José Mari Bakero the new man in charge. |
| The girls wore their party dresses and high heels, the men looked dashingly handsome in their dinner suits. |
| She was certainly attracted to the dashingly handsome Gary, a real estate developer who had made millions of dollars investing in bingo halls and slot-machine arcades. |
| He became a dashingly handsome man, and the Duchess of Montrose was not the only woman to become infatuated with him, though there was no reciprocity. |
| They are dashingly handsome, with flashing eyes and stately moustaches and a welcome that melts away the six-hour journey over potholes to get here. |
| But if that phrase makes all you comp-lit majors think of Lermontov's Pechorin, think again: this haggard, middle-aged fellow is no dashingly depressive duelist or seducer. |
