He dashed and arrived in front of her.
Is there a way to combine the "dashed and arrived" into one word, or change the sentence so that only dashed is used but retains the original meaning?
This:
He dashed in front of her.
That, to me, gives off a feeling that while being in front of her, he is dashing past her but not to the location that is "in front of her".
And this:
He dashed to the location that was in front of her.
That sounds too wordy to me, and it would be prefered if it was kept short with minimal words. I am aiming for something like example #2 (the shortest one), but that just simply doesn't sound too right.