Rushing past her is Inge Morath: sporty, speedy, wearing a black puffa jacket and darting about, meaning business.
There was nothing overbearing in his attentiveness, but his eyes were darting about in a kind of gentlemanly surveillance.
Darting about, he seems everywhere at once, though that may be less to do with charisma and more with his strangely airy-fairy character.
Or, sitting on the pale grassy banks of the Zambesi, the water dark and glossy, with all the birds of Africa darting about?
Peg is a virtual stand-in for Johnny, shadowboxing, circling the others, ducking and darting about, jumping rope -- and then breathlessly recounting the fateful fight.
Peary is found looking like "the very model of composure, it seemed, until I saw that his eyes were darting about like those of a blind person, as if he were attending to a host of inner voices," Devlin recounts.
She becomes more and more anxious: it feels to her like stage fright, unnaturally and intolerably prolonged, as though at last she were spinning all her plates at once, darting about from one to the other and terrified of making a mistake because she knows that if one plate spins off balance they will all come crashing down.
Our visual experience is constantly interrupted by our eyes darting about during saccades.
Downstairs, the open kitchen is buzzing and you can see Dabbous and his team darting about with an energy that is eminently watchable.
It's important that you can center your viewpoint so that your eyes aren't darting about everywhere and creating a sense of being unsettled or uncertain.
The butterfly was darting about the columns.
